E-invoicing in Scandinavia: New regulations in Denmark and Norway

While 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 be well advised to take a closer look at the new timelines. Both countries are pursuing a clear Peppol approach, which aligns well with established European compliance strategies.

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New timeline for national e-invoicing system in Poland

Following Poland’s decision to defer the introduction of its National Electronic Invoicing System (KSeF), originally slated for July 1, 2024, to an unspecified future date due to serious shortcomings, the Polish Ministry of Finance has now issued an update on the latest developments. New timeline According to the announcement, the ministry is now set to introduce the KSeF from February...

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New Retarus White Paper sheds light on Peppol

The international Peppol project aims to harmonize the entire procurement process, from the tender procedure right through to invoicing. Peppol requires all companies to develop the capability to exchange electronic documents such as catalogs, shipping documentation, orders and invoices with all public sector customers in a structured format.

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