Draft 2025 Finance Bill includes e-invoicing to tackle fraud The Directorate General of Taxes and Domains (DGID) of West African country of Senegal is gearing-up for the introduction of mandatory electronic invoicing for all commercial transactions. The measure is included within the 2025 Finance Bill.
Australia adoption of Peppol International (PINT) e-invoicing specification The phased introduction of the PINT A-NZ specification of OpenPeppol standard e-invoicing has started. This replaced the ANZ Peppol BIS 3.0 specification from 15th September 2024. The format is obligatory for B2G e-invoicing, and also if e-invoicing
ETTN portal extending to all live reporting of electronic invoices The State Tax Service of the Central Asian state of Kyrgyzstan has confirmed that all businesses will have to adopted the Electronic Invoice Note system (ETTN) from May 2023. It has already been in place
Global standard for CTC electronic invoicing to fight VAT fraud Peppol CTC (Continuous Transaction Controls) is a technical architecture developed in 2021 by PEPPOL (Pan-European Public Procurement Online) that seeks to set a new standard for pre-clearance e-invoicing regimes based on CTC. It aims to improve interoperability
Evaluation of electronic invoicing implementations with recommendations for global tax administrations; harmonisation not possible The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has issued an initial findings report “Tax Administration 3.0 and Electronic Invoicing’ on electronic invoicing for tax authorities looking to introduce the VAT/GST control reform,
Pre-clearance fiscal electronic invoices The Indian island nation of Mauritius has confirmed plans to implement electronic invoices. This was disclosed in the 2022-23 Budget as updates to the Value Added Tax Act. The new live reporting regime will require tax payers to pre-clear invoices in
Bahraini National Bureau for Revenue issues e-invoice launch tendor following public survey – possible January 2024 launch The Bahrain NBR is now seeking proposals for the introduction of an e-invoicing regime. This follows a public survey earlier this year. Bahrain is likely to follow the
Mandatory B2B and B2C electronic invoicing – Electronic Billings Systems (EBM) The Rwanda Revenue Authority requires since 2021 most invoices to be registered with it in live format. This applies not non-VAT registered traders, too. The accepted EBM’s to register invoices include: Sales Data Controller –
