Belgium is making decisive strides in modernising its VAT compliance framework through the implementation of mandatory e-invoicing. As of 1 March 2024, structured electronic invoicing is required for B2G transactions above €3,000, using platforms such as Peppol and Mercurius. Looking ahead, from 1 January 2026, B2B e-invoicing will become compulsory for all VAT-registered entities established in Belgium, with PDF invoices no longer accepted. This shift will be facilitated via the Peppol Network, which ensures secure, interoperable data exchange through the 4-corner model.
Non-resident VAT-registered businesses are exempt from this obligation. Further reforms are on the horizon, with a near-real-time e-reporting mandate for B2B domestic transactions set to come into force by 2028, signalling Belgium’s commitment to aligning with the EU’s broader “VAT in the Digital Age” (ViDA) initiative.
You’re invited to eezi‘s exciting, upcoming webinar where you will look in detail at the upcoming B2B e-invoicing mandate in Belgium. Belgium has been a leading promoter of the use of the Peppol network for local and intra-EU e-invoicing and has required the use of Peppol for its B2G e-invoicing needs for years. Now, it is extending and enhancing this requirement to its B2B taxpayers.
During this session, eezi’s e-invoicing experts will speak through the latest developments and regulatory requirements for the upcoming B2B mandate as well as discuss how this will impact Belgium’s obligations regarding the EU VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) package.
If you’re operating in Belgium, this webinar will ensure that you remain compliant through the next few years of e-invoicing requirements and allow you to future-proof your business strategies.
Join eezi to stay up to date with key developments and insights from their team of industry leading experts on Belgian (and global) e-invoicing regulations.
Webinar details
Title: Ready or Not? Belgium’s e-Invoicing Mandate is Coming
Date: September 4, 2025
Time: 12 PM CEST
Registration link: sign up here
