Webware Internet Solutions GmbH at the 2025 E-Invoicing Summit in Berlin
Webware Internet Solutions GmbH is pleased to once again participate in this year’s E-Invoicing Summit, which will take place from June 23 to 25, 2025, at the Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof.
The E-Invoicing Summit is a leading conference on electronic invoicing in Germany and Europe. Decision-makers and experts from business, administration, and technology meet here to discuss current developments, legal requirements, and innovative solutions.
The focus will be on:
First practical experiences with mandatory e-invoicing since January 1, 2025
National and European regulations such as ViDA and reporting systems
Process automation, digitalization, and the use of AI
The end-to-end digital process from order to payment
In addition to expert presentations, panels, and discussion rounds, the event also offers a large Solution Forum with live presentations and exhibitors – an ideal platform for professional exchange and networking.
As an innovative provider of digital solutions in the field of e-invoicing and process optimization, Webware Internet Solutions will be on site to provide insights into modern technologies and present customized solutions.
Visit us in Berlin – we look forward to engaging with you in person!
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/in eInvoice NewsE-invoice decisions of the Ministry of Finance from 15/10/2024
/in eInvoice NewsInvoice transmission: The contracting parties must agree between themselves under civil law which permissible electronic invoice format and which permissible transmission channel is to be used.
Receipt channels: An e-mail inbox is sufficient for the legally compliant receipt of electronic invoices. Alternatively, interfaces or portals are also permitted.
In the long term, the transmission channels will be reviewed as part of the VIDA implementation, with more specific requirements being defined if necessary.
Sanctions: From the start of the obligation (2027 or 2028), ‘other invoices’ (e.g. paper or PDF) will no longer be eligible for input tax deduction. Additional penalties for refusing to accept an e-invoice are currently not envisaged. However, if the recipient refuses to accept the e-invoice even though the sender has demonstrably endeavoured to transmit it correctly, the recipient will be in default.