Since 2012, when the Austrian ICT Consolidation Act (ICTKonG) was published, Austria has been developing its electronic invoicing system. On January 1, 2014, e-invoicing became compulsory between businesses and the government (B2G).…
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What is FE-AP? (The Ultimate Guide)
FE-AP is an electronic invoice in public administration portal that processes and receives electronic invoices in Portugal. The portal’s implementation is overseen by eSPap, a government authority that sets up and maintains the public procurement e-invoicing system.…
E-invoicing Compliance In Ireland (Explained)
Ireland has chosen Peppol (Pan European Public Procurement Online) as the delivery method of e-invoices to the public sector. Learn more.…
E-invoicing in Poland (The Ultimate Guide)
Poland is among the 31 European countries that have adopted e-invoicing. Poland’s Ministry of Economic Development, Labour, and Technology released a set of principles to implement e-invoicing in Poland via Peppol.…
Singapore Encourages the Use of E-invoicing With Peppol (Everything You Need to Know)
Peppol e-invoicing in Singapore is governed by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). As the Peppol authority, the IMDA ensures that businesses comply with Peppol billing interoperability specifications (BIS Billing 3.0) and licenses the access point service providers.…
E-invoicing Countries: Mandates for 2023 & Beyond
Electronic invoicing regulations are becoming commonplace in the EU and worldwide to standardize procurement. It’s no surprise that France, Poland, Spain, and Ukraine plan to implement their regulations in 2023 and beyond.…
Understanding Electronic Invoicing in Public Procurement Processes in Portugal
Electronic Invoicing is mandatory in the Business to the Government sector in Portugal. State and public authorities have to use eSPap’s platform to receive invoices. Vendors must use UBL 2.1 CIUS-PT or CEFACT CIUS-PT to send signed e-invoices.…
Everything You Need To Know About E-invoicing Compliance In Luxembourg
Luxembourg has passed a law to gradually make B2G e-invoicing mandatory from May 18, 2022, to March 18, 2023. E-invoices will be processed on the Peppol network using the BIS 3.0 format. Cross-border transactions are hampered by interoperability issues arising from using different e-invoicing standards. So, e-invoicing regulations seek…
9 Reasons to Start Using E-invoicing & Peppol in New Zealand
The rules and requirements for e-invoicing in New Zealand are having an accredited Peppol Access Point and a New Zealand Business Number (NZBN). They were formalized with Australia on 25 October 2018 under the Trans-Tasman Electronic Invoicing Arrangement. Paper invoices are error-prone and labor-intensive. Aside from that, it does not…
E-invoicing in Romania: A Detailed Guide to the Regulations
Romanian electronic invoice regulations broadly comply with the obligations of the Directive 2014/55/EU. It is mandatory for central, regional, and local contracting authorities and entities to receive and process e-invoices. Businesses and contracting authorities in Romania can create, manage, and process e-invoices thanks to Peppol Billing 3.0…