UK Mandatory E‑Invoicing from April 2029: What Companies Need to Know
The United Kingdom has confirmed mandatory e‑invoicing for VAT‑registered businesses from 1 April 2029 — a landmark reform modernising tax and payment infrastructure.
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The United Kingdom has confirmed mandatory e‑invoicing for VAT‑registered businesses from 1 April 2029 — a landmark reform modernising tax and payment infrastructure.
From 1 January 2027, Slovakia will require structured e-invoicing and digital reporting for domestic B2B and B2G transactions under Law No. 385/2025.
In this article we explain what ERP‑e‑invoicing integration means, how APIs make it scalable, why your business needs an API‑first approach, and how our solution helps integrate with multiple platforms seamlessly.
Germany is rolling out one of the most significant VAT digitalisation reforms in the EU. With the Growth Opportunities Act, the BMF has redefined what counts as an electronic invoice and set a transition period that ends in 2028.
XRechnung is the German CIUS of EN 16931, mandatory for B2G suppliers since 2017 and increasingly used in the private sector. In March 2026 KoSIT announced version 4.0 — based on EN 16931-1:2026 and a key building block of the upcoming B2B mandate and ViDA.
Peppol is rapidly evolving beyond e-invoicing into a global standard for digital business communication. Key takeaways from Peppol Day Finland 2026.
The VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiative will overhaul VAT reporting by 2030. Learn how the updated EN 16931 standard enables the future of e‑Reporting.
France is embarking on a major digital overhaul of VAT compliance. Every French‑established business must be able to receive electronic invoices from 1 September 2026, with the largest companies also required to issue e‑invoices and transmit transaction data from that date.
The Federal Ministry of Finance published new guidance on E‑Rechnung requirements, error handling, transition periods and validation — here’s what it means for your business.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) sets uniform rules for digital resilience in the financial sector — what does this mean for e‑invoicing providers?