Hessen's flagship foreign-trade conference returns on 28–29 June 2026 — and for the first time, e-invoicing takes a main-stage slot.
The Außenwirtschaftstag Hessen, organised by the Hessisches Ministerium für Wirtschaft and the IHKs, is the largest foreign-trade event in central Germany — gathering exporters, importers and service providers from across the DACH region and beyond.
With 38 EU member states and partners moving toward digital VAT reporting between now and 2030, e-invoicing has become a core operational concern for any company crossing borders. The 2026 edition dedicates a full track to the topic.
Practical impact of EU Digital Reporting Requirements on intra-EU sales from 2030.
How to handle two of Europe's most demanding clearance models in parallel.
Onboarding to Singapore, Malaysia, Japan and Australia networks via a single Access Point.
Open Q&A: how to stay compliant when shipping to 20+ jurisdictions with one ERP.
A German exporter trading with France, Italy, Spain, Poland and Romania is already navigating five different mandates — each with its own format, transmission channel and storage rules. Without harmonisation, the cost of compliance scales linearly with every new market.
The Hessen track will show how a single multi-country platform can absorb that complexity, leaving finance teams to focus on the trade itself.
We’re hosting a roundtable on day two — “Multi-country e-invoicing for the German Mittelstand”. Limited to 20 participants. Reserve your seat by contacting our team in advance.
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