EDICOM Blog | Electronic Invoicing
The electronic invoice is currently in its global heyday. The optimization of management processes and its capacity to improve tax and accounting controls have made it into the clear preference of companies and governments.
Through our blog, we will give you the latest updates surrounding the electronic invoice globally. You can also find information about every country’s e-invoicing process on the electronic invoicing website.
Slovakia Continues to Advance its e-Invoicing Project
24/01/2023 (updated)
Slovakia has completed its communications platform called IS EFA to send electronic invoices to public administrations
How Do Electronic Invoicing And Tax Reporting in South Africa Work
09/01/2023
The SARS has implemented rules and regulations concerning the requirements and conditions for electronic invoices
e-Invoicing and e-Tax Compliance in Africa
09/12/2022 (updated)
We analyze the state of e-Invoicing in Africa and the latest developments in e-Tax compliance.
Asia-Pacific: Status of e-Invoicing and Electronic Tax Reporting
21/09/2022 (updated)
From Japan to New Zealand, the APAC region is accelerating the implementation of e-Invoicing requirements
EDICOM Participates in the E-Invoicing Exchange Summit Europe in Lisbon
20/09/2022 (updated)
The E-Invoicing Exchange Summit Europe will be held in Lisbon from September 26 to 28, 2022
EDICOM Accredited as Peppol Compliant eProcurement System Provider Across the Nordic Borders
02/08/2022
EDICOM took part of the pilot project on automating electronic exchange of invoices, orders and catalogues in Peppol format
Electronic Invoicing in Uganda – The EFRIS System
28/07/2022 (updated)
We detail how to comply with the recent obligation to issue electronic invoices in the country.
EDICOM Opens New Headquarters in Morocco
17/06/2022
EDICOM Strengthens its presence in Africa and the Middle East.
Sweden Begins e-Invoicing and Digital VAT Initiative
12/04/2022
Swedish Tax Agency is now considering several different models in order to meet digital VAT reporting requirements