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.
Madagascar Advances in the Implementation of Mandatory Electronic Invoicing
28/06/2025
Discover how the mandatory electronic invoicing system will operate in Madagascar
Electronic Invoicing in Burkina Faso: Progress and Outlook
28/06/2025
Discover how the new mandatory electronic invoicing system will operate in Burkina Faso.
The Status of Electronic Invoicing in Tunisia
26/06/2025
Discover how the mandatory electronic invoicing system will operate in Tunisia
This is how mandatory e-invoicing works in Ivory Coast
24/06/2025 (updated)
Learn how the mandatory e-invoicing system works in Côte d'Ivoire
Germany: B2G e-Invoicing in the German Federal States
19/06/2025 (updated)
Germany Consolidates Its Two Federal B2G E-Invoicing Platforms, ZRE and OZG-RE, Into a Single System
Qatar's Tax Context: VAT and Electronic Invoicing
18/06/2025
Qatar is undergoing a strategic transition toward a more modern, transparent, and digitized tax system
How does electronic invoicing work in Brazil? (NF-e, NFS-e, NFCom, and CT-e)
17/06/2025 (updated)
Discover the key aspects of Brazil's electronic invoicing system.
Oman Moves Toward e-Invoicing that could start in 2026
11/06/2025 (updated).jpg)
The Oman Tax Authority (OTA) signs an agreement with Omantel to develop and implement the national e-Invoicing system
Digital Invoicing in Venezuela: Requirements, Regulations, and Key Implementation Steps
06/06/2025
Everything you need to know about digital invoicing in Venezuela.
Mandatory CTC Electronic Invoicing model in Malaysia
06/06/2025 (updated)
Mandatory B2B electronic invoicing begins on August 2024 for taxpayers with an annual turnover exceeding 100 million MYR