
Spain formalizes a B2B e-invoicing mandate effective next year
Spain finally approved a Royal decree mandating the long awaited B2B e-invoicing obligations established under the “Crea y Crece”.

Spain finally approved a Royal decree mandating the long awaited B2B e-invoicing obligations established under the “Crea y Crece”.

The upcoming report has been redesigned to help companies navigate today’s rapidly evolving e-invoicing, CTC, and tax reporting landscape.

Germany’s KoSIT confirms advanced progress and next steps for XRechnung 4.0, building on the upcoming EN16931-1:2026 release.

U.S. finance leaders have a rare chance to modernize invoice compliance before mandates. New Basware research reveals why acting now matters.

Norway’s Ministry of Finance announced future B2B e-invoicing obligations in two phases: sending from 2027 and full implementation in 2030.

After announcing the cancellation of OIOUBL 3.0, Denmark presented at the Nemhandel Forum the new standard and e-invoicing roadmap.

The Philippines will require structured e-invoicing for large taxpayers and e-commerce businesses from January 2027.

With the EU shifting from public e-invoicing mandates to full B2B, the EN 16931-1 update will arrive mid-2026 to raise compliance standards.

As e-invoicing accelerates across the Middle East, industry experts will gather in Dubai this spring for the Exchange Summit.

Further to the current implementation timeline, all remaining GST-registered businesses will be required to submit e-invoices.
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