Since 2011, all central public institutions in Norway must receive and process eInvoice. The Norwegian government added to this in 2012 that suppliers of central government organizations also send eInvoices under the European eInvoice standard. According to regulation 444 issued by the Norwegian government, from April 2, 2019, all public procurement authorities are required to […]
The Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation (FIT), a public institution operating at the federal level in the USA, determines innovative solutions so that public institutions can become more efficient and transparent in federal financial management. FIT helps to implement solutions as well as identify them. In this context, FIT’s priorities are: One of FIT’s
The Estonian government states that with the Accounting Law amendment published on 27 December 2016, all public procurement authorities (central, regional and local) will accept and process invoices in digital format from 1 March 2017. In addition, this law mandates the use of certain formats, such as the Estonian standard (national XML-based standard) or the
The Law on Public Procurement, which entered into force on 01.10.2016, transposes EU legislation on public procurement into Czech national legislation, including Directive 2014/55/EU on electronic invoicing in public procurement (e-Invoicing). Article 221 of the said Law stipulates that public contracting authorities shall not reject any e-Invoice issued by an economic operator if it is
B2G e-Invoicing Denmark has been mandatory since 2005. It started with UBL. However, according to the Consolidated Law on Public Payments, it is stated that people over the age of 18 and public administrations are required to open a bank account (Nemkonto). Details of public payments to be made by natural and legal persons are
In February 2019, the Finnish parliament passed a law requiring public institutions to accept only e-invoices in line with the European standard (EN) on e-Invoicing. The transposition of the Directive 2014/55/EU was carried out with the e-invoicing Law, which entered into force on 1.4.2019 for central government bodies. The eInvoice obligation for Public Procurement Agencies
Australia eInvoicing is digital exchange of invoicing information directly between buyer’s and supplier’s accounting systems. There are options for mandatory adoption of eInvoicing by all public institutions and businesses. In this context, as part of Digital Business Plan, government has mandated eInvoice for all institutions by 1 July 2022. PEPPOL Standard The common eInvoicing standard
The Austrian ICT Consolidation Act of 2012 obliges contract partners contracting goods and services for the federal government and government offices to issue eInvoices. The transposition of EU Directive 2014/55 into Austrian law is contained in Article 368 of the Federal Procurement Law (Bundesvergabegesetz-BVergG 2018) entitled Receipt and processing of electronic invoices. According to this
With the Public Procurement Act (PPA) adopted on 18.10.2018, Bulgaria started to spread the usage of eInvoicing throughout the country. In this context, legal provisions on the necessities for receiving and processing eInvoices became mandatory as of 11.11.2019. Following the current legislation, eInvoice is applied between sub-central level contracting authorities and public administrations. Established in
Transmission of European Directives Belgium has legalized the use of eInvoice as of 1.1.2013 after the VAT law change. On the other hand, the mentioned law does not oblige the usage of eInvoices between the public and suppliers (B2G) at the federal level. The federal law on public procurement dated 7.4.2019 transposes the EU Directive
