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According to the law dated 20.12.2017 amending the Public Procurement Law of 2012 to include EU Directive 2014/55, B2G eInvoicing has become mandatory for all public authorities in the Netherlands since 18 April 2019. The Dutch government added a part of the EU Directive 2010/45 to its legislation under the name of the implementation of the Invoicing rules Directive of 15 March 2012. With this addition, the Netherlands has simplified the rules in the invoicing area for the ac

PEPPOL means Pan-European Public Procurement OnLine. It is a set of structures and features that enable cross-border e-Procurement. Aim is to use standards to accelerate an electronically supported public procurement and save costs. PEPPOL provides a set of technical features that implements in ePurchase solutions&eCommerce exchange services. A multilateral transaction governs the use of the PEPPOL structure owned and maintained by OpenPeppol. The PEPPOL network for the excha

Since 1997, the SRI (Revenue Administration) has been responsible for everything related to Ecuador’s tax policy. What is the SRI? SRI is...

The eInvoice Act (eRechnungsgesetz) and the eInvoice Regulation (eRechnungs-Verordnung), which came into force in Germany in April 2017,...

Italy started e-invoicing in public administration (FatturaPA) in line with the EU Directive in 2014. As of January 1, 2019, it has...

Since January 15, 2015, when Law No. 25/2013 dated December 27, 2013, entered into force, invoice (B2G) has been mandatory in Spain for the public sector. Invoices to be sent to Public Administrations must comply with the configured form of Facturae [eFatura] 3.2.X with electronic signature XAdES. According to the Law No. 25/2013, public administrations can accept a printed invoice if the invoice amount is less than 5000 Euros, while eInvoice is obligatory for amounts above 5

Moving to the next level in the e-invoice system on February 15, 2021, the Egyptian Ministry of Finance and the Egyptian Tax Administration (ETA) continue to modernize the solutions used for tax information management and processing. The most significant element of this general modernization is the digital processing of invoices. It is a central solution creation activity that enables ETA to follow within the framework of the ETA Reform Program, which is a part of Egypt’s 203

VAT Law in Oman Oman becomes the fourth Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member state to implement VAT, after the UAE, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain, with a VAT rate of 5% effective from April 2021. The VAT law will enter into force in Oman from April 2021, following Royal Decree 121/2020. With the VAT Law, companies will be given the responsibility to the state. For this reason, businesses need to register on the online portal of the Oman Tax Authority (OTA). VAT De

With a thriving economy and rapidly growing population, the UAE government knows that in order to succeed, it needs to leverage digital technology wherever possible. To do so, it has focused on different digital initiatives with the goal of transforming the citizen experience through technology. Digital Age in UAE begins. It recognized the importance of e-invoicing and accepted use of e-invoices across the country. Federal Law No. 1 of 2006 on e-Commerce and Transactions appl

As of 1 July 2015, the Indonesian government has made it mandatory for companies to use e-invoices. Indonesia was unable to establish a stable tax infrastructure due to many reasons such as high tax returns, spurious bills. With the widespread use of e-invoices, the first step of a stable tax system takes. Invoice is all-important to buyers as it serves as proof that VAT pays in Indonesia. If a tax invoice is not issued, the tax administration can impose sanctions. There are