New OIOUBL 3.0 invoice standard released in Denmark
The Danish Business Authority has published a OIOUBL 3 invoice package, which brings significant changes to e-invoicing in Denmark.
The Danish Business Authority has published a OIOUBL 3 invoice package, which brings significant changes to e-invoicing in Denmark.
A new law permanently exempts small business owners from the B2B mandate to issue electronic invoices. Receiving electronic invoices is still obligatory. Archiving periods for invoices is reduced from 10 to 8 years.
This is the first step before PINT becomes mandatory in May 2025 for all B2G e-invoicing transactions in Australia & New-Zealand.
The recent provision adopted in the 2025 Budget further postpones the mandatory use of a Qualified E-Signature (QES) for B2B invoices in PDF format.
The Ministry of Finance is proposing changes to the upcoming B2B mandate based on prior consultations and is starting a final round of discussions.
A compromise has been reached among all EU member states before the final vote by the Parliament.
More government agencies will adopt e-invoicing starting on January 1, 2026, in addition to implementing faster payment timelines.
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The list is designed to assist companies in choosing a solution in light of the upcoming B2B e-invoicing mandate in the country.
On 15.10.2024, the Federal Ministry of Finance (“BMF”) published official guidelines for the upcoming e-Invoicing mandate, confirming its hands-off approach while hinting at future definitions of transmission channels in the context of tax reporting.
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