ForbesMandatory E-Invoicing In Poland, Germany, Belgium, And France
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : The reform is based on Law No. 2022-1157, which defines an electronic invoice as one that is issued, transmitted, and received in a fully digital format containing a minimum set of structured data.57% : Under the revised timeline confirmed in Law No. 2023-1322, all businesses must be able to receive electronic invoices by September 1, 2026.
54% : There are additional differences regarding the impact of these measures on non-resident businesses.
52% : Poland's journey toward mandatory e-invoicing has encountered numerous delays, reflecting the complexity of implementing such a significant shift in tax infrastructure.
47% : The European Union is undergoing a major shift in how it approaches tax compliance, with several member states introducing mandatory e-invoicing.
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