Egypt e-invoicing mandates further businesses Egypt is to open its e-invoicing regime to the sixth round of businesses on 15 February 2022. The project was started in November 2021 with 134 of the largest companies. The Egyptian electronic invoice system is a pre-clearance continuous transactions
El Salvador’s General Directorate of Internal Taxes DGII launched an e-invocing pilot in 2019 for around 50 large taxpayers. This is still underway with delays in completion due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pilot should complete by the end of this year, with 2022 as
2022 continued rollout of electronic invoicing 2022 will see new categories of businesses being mandated to adopt FEL, the national online electronic invoicing system. The new groups are: Suppliers to healthcare sector from 1 January; Accountancy / audit firms from 1 March; and All other
Electronic invoices ‘Introduction’ now live 4 Dec 2021; full ‘Integration’ from 1 Jan 2023 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has now launched B2B and B2C electronic invoices in this first Introduction phase. They may be printed or in other human-readable format for the businesses
Coalition new leaders confirm electronic invoice reporting system as soon as possible to fight VAT fraud; backing for EU definitive VAT system; import VAT reforms The new German government coalition of the SPD, Free Democratic Party (FDP) and Green Party have now confirmed on 24
Pre-clearance electronic invoice model – Continuous Transaction Controls CTR Slovakia has become the latest European e-invoice candidate with the launching of a public consultation and plans to extend the existing requirement for B2G e-invoicing – informačný systém elektronickej fakturácie IS EFA. Currently, only B2G transactions
Panama’s General Revenue Directorate ‘DGI’ completed a revised e-invoicing project at the start of 2021. It originally launched the Panamanian Electronic Invoicing System (SFEP) in 2016. Part of the aim of the new project is to withdraw the use of fiscal cash registers. These devices
Peru’s tax authority, SUNAT (Superintendencia Nacional de Aduanas y de Administración Tributaria), introduced Electronic Payment Receipt, CPE, e-invoicing in 2010, and mandated it for all taxpayer above 75 UIT annual turnover in 2017. New requirements were introduced on 1 April 2021 for small taxpayers, but
The Australian Tax Authority (ATO) has targeting mandatory electronic invoicing on B2G transactions by July 2022. With New Zealand, in February 2019 is launched a Peppol-based regime. This will then be rolled out initially voluntarily to the wider economy as an open network automated exchange
Coalition partners include digital reporting and no VAT hikes in negotiations Following the inconclusive German government elections, the SPD, Free Democratic Party (FDP) and Green Party have drawn-up a range of tax policies for their potential coalition. This includes digital reporting of transactions – an
