Government issues decree to push last companies to adopt e-invoicing The Vietnamese Prime Minister, Phạm Minh Chính, has issued a directive to drive adoption of e-invoicing by the small proportion of businesses not yet compliant. The Directive (No 129/CD-TTg) addresses the issue that, although the
E-invoicing rollout completes December 2024 The final wave of taxpayers are set to join the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI’) e-invoicing portal, CFE (Comprobantes Fiscales Electrónicos), by 31 December 2024. Mandatory electronic invoicing by was commenced by DGI in 2012 and has been rolled out
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
New Zealand’s revised adoption of Peppol PINT e-invoicing specification The phased introduction of the PINT A-NZ specification of OpenPeppol standard e-invoicing has been revised. This replaces the existing ANZ Peppol BIS 3.0 specification. The format is obligatory for B2G e-invoicing, and also if e-invoicing is
Business Payments Coalition launch DBNAlliance as common e-invoice network exchange option A new not-for-profit entity, Digital Business Networks Alliance, has been established as the legal entity to run an industry-backed e-invoicing exchange framework. The focus of its current 30 members is in the energy, supply
Upgrade to 4.0 CFDI delayed further three months until 1 July 2023 The latest version of CFDI e-invoicing system has been postponed until 1 July 2023 (planned for 1 January and then 1 April) by the Mexican Tax Administration. 4.0 changes include: Export information requirements Reporting
Tax Agency requests investigation to review mandatory electronic invoice for B2B and G2B Sweden is progressing its review of e-invoicing options with stakeholders in the sector. Skatteverket (tax agency), Bolagsverkey (company registration body) and Digg (government digital agency) have requested government to start an investigation
