Croatia to Mandate B2B E-Invoicing forLocal VAT Businesses The Croatian Ministry of Finance launched a public consultation on February 27, 2025, regarding the introduction of mandatory B2B electronic invoicing and e-reporting, set to take effect on January 1, 2026. This new regulation will apply to resident, VAT-registered businesses, though it remains unclear whether non-resident businesses
Croatia Plans B2B E-Invoicing as Part of Fiscalization 2.0 The Croatian government has announced a revolutionary move: B2B electronic invoicing will become mandatory on January 1, 2026. This is a major step forward for corporate efficiency and tax modernization. It is intended to impose both the requirement to produce electronic invoices and the requirement to
Cambodia Launches CamInvoiceE-Invoicing Platform Cambodia has introduced CamInvoice, a centralized e-invoicing system requiring all electronic invoices to be validated by the tax authority before becoming legally valid. The platform enables real-time tax oversight, enhances invoice traceability, and strengthens anti-evasion efforts. Implementation Timeline Technical RequirementsInvoices must follow UBL XML format and include key data fields, tax details,
Bulgaria Prepares SAF-T Rollout to ModernizeTax Reporting Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) launched a public consultation regarding the upcoming rollout of the Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T). The initiative forms part of Bulgaria’s broader tax digitalization strategy to boost transparency and combat VAT fraud. The SAF-T implementation will be phased starting in 2026, with mandatory electronic invoicing and
Bulgaria to Enforce SAF-T Compliance for Businesses Bulgaria published the draft State Budget Act for 2025, introducing significant amendments, including a mandatory requirement for Bulgarian businesses to submit Standard Audit Files for Tax (SAF-T). Scope and Timeline The SAF-T obligation will gradually cover almost all businesses between 2026 and 2030, with exceptions for micro-enterprises. The
Bolivia Expands E-Invoicing Mandatewith New Taxpayer Wave In Bolivia, the government has adopted an incremental approach to implementing their e-invoicing strategy. This involves gradually imposing e-invoicing obligations on multiple, relatively small groups to ensure a smooth transition. The National Tax Service (SIN) has issued Directory Regulatory Resolution 102400000002, which requires a 7th wave of taxpayers
Belgium Exempts Foreign VAT Businessesfrom E-Invoicing Rule The Belgian Federal Public Service Finance has officially confirmed that non-established VAT-registered businesses those without a fixed establishment in Belgium will not be required to receive structured electronic invoices under the upcoming B2B e-invoicing mandate. This exemption will apply when the mandate takes effect on January 1, 2026, though
Belgium Confirms Near Real-Time VAT e-Reporting Reform On January 31, 2025, Belgium’s federal coalition government released the Federal Coalition Agreement 2025-2029, officially confirming the introduction of near real-time e-Reporting from January 1, 2028. This measure follows the January 1, 2026 mandate for structured B2B e-invoicing via the Peppol framework, reinforcing Belgium’s strategy to enhance VAT compliance and fraud
Belgium Publishes Approved B2B E-Invoicing Providers List On October 15, 2024, Belgium’s Federal Public Service Finance (FPS Finance) officially published a list of compliant e-invoicing solutions in preparation for the mandatory B2B e-invoicing requirement set to take effect on January 1, 2026. This mandate will require all businesses in Belgium to utilize structured electronic invoices via
Belgium Issues Official Guidelines forB2B E-Invoicing Compliance The Belgian Federal Public Service Finance has released official guidelines for mandatory B2B e-invoicing, effective January 1, 2026. Key points from the guidelines include: These guidelines, along with existing e-invoicing legislation, provide comprehensive details to help businesses prepare for the transition to mandatory e-invoicing starting January 1, 2026.
