Characteristics of the electronic invoice in Finland

The electronic invoice is widespread in B2G and B2B environments. Since 2010 all public administrations have preferred to receive electronic invoices even though no legal obligation existed until 2020, as imposed by the European Union’s directive for public contracting. Although there is no obligation for private invoicing it is very commonly used by private companies because of all the advantages it offers users.

Obligation

Obligation

As part of the European Directive 2014/55/EU public entities must be able to receive electronic invoices. However, it is only mandatory for suppliers when invoicing a public administration for an amount above 10,000 Euros per year.

Format

Format

TEAPPSXML 3.0 and Finvoice 3.0.

Digital Signature

Digital Signature

Not mandatory.

Archiving

Archiving

7 years.

Do you need to know more about e-Invoicing in Finland?

Contact one of our e-invoicing specialists.

EDICOM Group will use the personal data collected to answer questions/or manage the services requested. You may exercise your rights of access, rectification, opposition, restriction and portability of your data in accordance with the provisions in the Privacy Policy.

The name cannot be empty You must enter the company You must enter a phone number Select a valid prefix I agree to be contacted

Sending

Please wait. This may take several seconds.

Thank you for sending your details!

Related resources

Related news about e-invoices in Finland

e-Invoicing in Scandinavia: Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark

Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark were among the first countries to incorporate e-Invoicing
One electronic invoicing solution. Multiple benefits.
Send us your contact information, and we will contact you as soon as possible.

EDICOM Group will use the personal data collected to answer questions/or manage the services requested. You may exercise your rights of access, rectification, opposition, restriction and portability of your data in accordance with the provisions in the Privacy Policy.

Let's talk!