Japan updates qualified invoice regime with optional e-invoicing standard – Peppol BIS Billing International (‘PINT’) 1.02 On 1 June 2024, Japan updated its PINT e-invoicing standard to 1.0.2. PINT (Peppol International) is the format being adopted increasingly globally by tax authorities, based on the original
3-waves mandatory e-invoicing from 2024 Following the passing of a Bill to mandate e-CF e-invoices, the Dominican Republic’s General Directorate of Internal Taxes (Dirección General de Impuestos Internos (DGII) has issued new guidance on the rollout of the new regime. The 2024-26 timetable is: 2024
E-invoicing updates to technical specifications ahead of January 2025 full regime Since May 2024 there has been an ongoing phased requirement for Israeli taxpayers to pre-request a unique invoice Allocation Number from the Israeli Tax Authority (ITA). The ITA has now issued new technical speficifations (Agent
B2B e-invoicing 8-day reporting requirement proposal from 1 June 2026 Slovenia has proposed mandating e-invoice reporting for B2B transactions from 1 June 2026. This will regulate the compulsory exchange of accepted formats of structured e-invoices which must then be reported to the tax administration within
Paper invoices become invalid as mandatory e-invoicing rolled out B2B and B2C Egyptian tax payers will no longer be able to rely on paper VAT invoices for the purposed of VAT deductions from 1 July 2023. This follows the phased introduction of mandated e-invoices and
Phased rollout of pre-clearance Electronic Billing System from May 2024 The Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) has confirmed the introduction of mandatory e-invoicing for businesses operating based on a Continuous Transaction Controls CTC model. The first, large tax payers, RS 100m turnover, will be expected to
Proposed VAT B2B & B2G e-invoicing & real-time reporting Public consultation extended by Revenue Commissioners The Irish Minister for Finance has announced on 10 October 2023 the opening of a public consultation on Ireland’s digitalisation of VAT Invoicing and Reporting System. This was part of
Jan 2024: non-residents required to register on Electronic Tax Invoice management system (TIMS) The Kenyan Revenue Authority KRA now requires any non-resident businesses to register on TIMS to generate e-invoices for supplies to domestic customers. This is a requirement even if the foreign business is
Tax authorities stage a coup d’etat of taxpayers’ VAT returns – EU VAT in the Digital Age next? What’s the hottest topic in tax authorities’ minds? Live reporting? VAT on digital services? E-invoicing. No! It’s a much more fundamental shift of tax reporting control from
