Estonia is gearing up for its national e-invoice project as the government implements amendments to the Accounting Act aimed at promoting business-to-business e-invoicing. These amendments will standardize and simplify invoicing requirements, facilitating wider adoption.
All public entities must receive and process invoices since 2017. Since 2019 all public administration suppliers with an entity in Estonia must also issue electronic invoices.
In the B2B sphere, companies can register on the tax authority's official website to indicate their preference for receiving invoices solely in electronic format. Suppliers will then be required to send invoices electronically. This measure will be effective starting July 1, 2025.
Ministry of Finance.
Invoices can be issued in the national XML format (EVS 923:2014/AC:2017) or the European UBL 2.1. and UN/CEFACT CII.
Not mandatory.
7 years.
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