E-Invoicing
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E-invoicing in Scandinavia: New regulations in Denmark and Norway
Read moreWhile many companies currently have their eyes fixed on the e-invoicing requirements coming into effect in France and Germany, significant changes are also underway in Scandinavia. The past few weeks have seen Denmark and Norway laying significant groundwork for the introduction of mandatory electronic invoicing. CFOs and legal executives at companies operating internationally would therefore…
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Ready for France: Why Choosing the Right E-Invoicing Partner Is Critical
Read moreStarting September 1, 2026, e-invoicing will become mandatory for B2B transactions in France. What many underestimate: time is running short – and the requirements are complex. That’s why it’s critical to involve the right stakeholders early and have a strong partner in place.
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E-Invoicing in France: What’s Changing with Schematron v1.3
Read moreThe new XP Z12-012 specification (Schematron v1.3) brings significant changes to e-invoicing in France. Find out what’s changing and what your business needs to implement now.
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E-invoicing successfully introduced in Belgium and Poland
Read moreRegular readers of this blog will already be aware that electronic invoicing has become mandatory for all B2B transactions in Belgium and Poland as of January 1st and February 1st respectively. Not a problem for our Retarus Global E-Invoicing customers.
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E-Invoicing Update: Fall 2025
Read moreAll relevant developments in Europe and worldwide – summarized in a compact format
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Six factors companies need to consider when selecting an e-invoicing provider
Read moreImplementing e-invoicing requires companies to make strategic decisions that will have a long-term impact on efficiency, compliance and costs, in addition to meeting regulatory requirements. The mandatory requirement for companies in Germany to be capable of receiving e-invoices in B2B commerce from 2025 has left many companies facing the challenge of finding a suitable e-invoicing…
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Mandatory E-Invoicing: New exemption for micro-enterprises
Read moreThe German Bundesrat (Federal Council) ratified the Annual Tax Act 2024 at the end of last last week. In theory, the law exempts very small companies from the duty to issue structured e-invoices for the foreseeable future.
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E-invoicing in Serbia: An overview for companies
Read moreMandatory electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) is becoming ever more significant in Europe. With the introduction of a statutory framework for e-invoicing, Serbia has set up clear requirements which will impact companies, authorities, and taxpayers alike.
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Finalized guidelines published for B2B invoicing in Germany
Read moreThe German Federal Ministry of Finance has published its finalized Guidelines for Introducing Mandatory E-Invoicing. In doing so, the obligation to issue invoices electronically from January 1, 2025 is being progressively implemented. The new regulations apply to all B2B transactions between domestic companies and represent a significant step towards digitizing and simplifying billing processes.