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A brief summary of e-invoicing changes introduced on January 1, 2025

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December 30, 2024, 11:05 PM /
The transition to 2025 brings significant e-invoicing updates into effect in several countries, primarily in Europe and Southeast Asia.

As the year winds down, it’s a time for celebration, reflection, and cherishing moments with loved ones. Still, beyond the festivities, the e-invoicing landscape remains dynamic. Like every year, January 1st brings significant updates.

The start of 2025 is no exception, with major changes to e-invoicing mandates and critical deadlines. Below is a brief overview of those changes in the countries covered by The Invoicing Hub. More detailed articles will follow in the coming days to explore these changes in greater detail.

  • Denmark: Phase 2 of the Bookkeeping Act begins, making e-invoicing mandatory for medium and large companies using their own accounting software (rather than a certified solution).
  • Germany: B2B electronic invoice reception becomes mandatory nationwide.
  • Malaysia: E-invoicing is now mandatory for all companies with an annual turnover exceeding €5 million.
  • Portugal: The B2G e-invoicing mandate now applies to all companies, not just large ones.
  • Romania: Mandatory B2C e-invoicing begins nationwide.
  • Singapore: All Singapore Peppol Access Points must support the Peppol PINT SG format.

Stay tuned for upcoming updates, and in the meantime, we wish you a joyful and successful New Year!

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