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Denmark digital certified invoicing & bookkeeping July 2024 launch

Denmark digital certified invoicing & bookkeeping July 2024 launch

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July 2024: implementation of digital invoice and record keeping phased launch The implementation of the Danish Bookkeeping Act main digital requirements is now underway. Under the 2022 Danish Bookkeeping Act, Danish resident businesses are mandated to record and store their accounting records on approved accounting

Botswana e-invoicing 2024

Botswana e-invoicing 2024

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Unified Revenue Service rolls out e-billing regime by Dec 2024 The Botswana 2024/25 budget has confirmed the implementation of a mandatory e-invoicing (‘e-billing’) regime by December 2024. This will include online tax filing systems, online customs declarations, and electronic payment (electronic funds transfer). The Unified Revenue

Australia e-invoicing update

Australia e-invoicing update

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Australia revised adoption of Peppol PINT e-invoicing specification The phased introduction of the PINT A-NZ specification of OpenPeppol standard e-invoicing has been revised. This replaces the existing ANZ Peppol BIS 3.0 specification.  The format is obligatory for B2G e-invoicing, and also if e-invoicing is agreed

Ireland consultation VAT digital reporting & e-invoicing extended

Ireland consultation VAT digital reporting & e-invoicing extended

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Proposed VAT B2B & B2G e-invoicing & real-time reporting Public consultation extended by Revenue Commissioners The Irish Minister for Finance has announced on 10 October 2023 the opening of a public consultation on Ireland’s digitalisation of VAT Invoicing and Reporting System. This was part of

Death of the VAT Return? e-invoicing, SAF-T & pre-filled returns

Death of the VAT Return? e-invoicing, SAF-T & pre-filled returns

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Tax authorities migrating from VAT returns to digital transaction reporting: e-invoices; real-time reporting; SAF-T; Control Statements; with pre-filled VAT returns Driven by stubborn VAT fraud and other missing indirect tax revenues - the EU VAT Gap is €93 billion - many countries around the world

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