Taiwan latest country to adopt Peppol as standard for e-invoicing Taiwan has confirmed on 22 September that it is adopting the international e-invoicing exchange network and standard, Peppol, for cross-border invoicing. The Digital Industry Agency has been nominated that the ‘Authority’, responsible for local implementation
Completion of e-invoicing launch brought forward to June 2026 The Israeli Tax Authority has confirmed bringing forward from January 2028 to June 2026 the completion of the six-phased launch of its centralised Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) based electronic invoicing regime. The first phase started in
Budget extends EFDMS e-invoice reporting to remaining taxpayers The 2025/26 Budget proposal put forward on 13 June 2025 includes integrate their invoicing systems with the Tanzania Revenue Authority. Tanzania e-invoiced can be generated in several ways via systems that are integrated with the Tanzanian electronic
May 2025 launch B2G e-invoicing CamInvoice; 2027 B2B Cambodia’s General Department of Digital Economy (GDDE) has launched 12 May 2025 its B2G CamInvoice. It is used for the process of sending and receiving invoices in electronic form between sellers and buyers without the need for
April 2025 Phase 2 mandatory JoFotara electronic billing The Jordanian Department of Income and Sales Tax is mandating taxpayers to fully adopt e-invoicing via the JoFotara e-invoicing platform. Failure to do so will mean suppliers will not be entitled to deduct any input VAT paid.
E-invoicing rollout completes December 2024 The final wave of taxpayers are set to join the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI’) e-invoicing portal, CFE (Comprobantes Fiscales Electrónicos), by 31 December 2024. Mandatory electronic invoicing by was commenced by DGI in 2012 and has been rolled out
