


QR Codes and VAT invoices – global tracker
Invoice Quick Response Codes are becoming mandatory as tax authorities digitise As part of the efforts to recover billions in lost VAT fraud and digitise tax, many tax authorities are imposing the obligation to include Quick Response Codes (QR Codes) on VAT / GST invoices.
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India B2B e-invoicing: 7-day e-invoice deadline delay to 1 August 2023
GST Network delays 7-day e-invoice upload deadline from May to August 2023 The GST Network (GSTN) has postponed by three months a new seven day deadline for e-invoice uploads o the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP). Instead of 1 May, this obligation will now come into

India B2B e-invoicing threshold cut to ₹5 Jan 2023 refuted
Jan 2023 published lowering of e-invoicing threshold will not go ahead; threshold remains ₹10 per annum The Indian Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has refuted reports of a cut to the annual sales threshold for clearing e-invoices to ₹5 per annum for 1

Swiss QR Bill completes rollout
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India B2B e-invoicing threshold drops to ₹5 January 2023
Latest threshold drop brings thousands more taxpayers into electronic invoicing requirements From 1 January 2023, the next round of Indian taxpayers obliged to digitally authenticate sales invoices with the GST Invoice Registration Portal operated by the GST Network. The annual sales threshold for clearing e-invoices

Portugal certified e-invoices update
COVID-19 disruption means delays on electronic invoicing obligations and SAF-T reporting QR Code Jan 2022; ATCUD invoice delayed Jan 2023; PDF e-invoices permitted until July 2022 (UPDATE: since delayed to 2023) SAF-T Accounting Jan 2022 Portugal implemented the requirement for resident taxpayers to produce sales
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India B2B e-invoicing
India introduced mandatory B2B government pre-clearance electronic invoicing from 1 October 2020, completing the phased implementation by 1 April 2021. The latest Indian e-invoice threshold is ₹20 crore since April 2022 but will drop to ₹10 crore in October 2022. There are plans with the

Portugal QR codes and ATCUD invoice ID Jan 2023
Quick response codes and ATUD invoice ID Portugal is set impose invoice QR Code and ATCUD unique invoice ID’s from 1 January 2023 for ATCUD – a delay from the last deadline of 1 Jan 2022. This follows several delays mainly due to the COVID-19

Portugal VAT invoice certified software and SAF-T 1 July 2021
Portugal is to go ahead with obligations for non-resident businesses to start using certified VAT invoice producing software from 1 July 2021. The use of QR Codes and ATCUD unique invoice number is postponed until January 2022. Like the current requirement for resident businesses, foreign