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Peppol PINT invoice format becomes the default for B2G in A-NZ

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This is the first step before PINT becomes mandatory in May 2025 for all B2G e-invoicing transactions in Australia & New-Zealand.

Australia and New Zealand have both adopted a policy that encourages e-invoicing without making it mandatory. This includes offering incentives for private companies to adopt e-invoicing, such as faster payment terms from public entities.

Both countries have chosen the Peppol network as the primary medium for e-invoicing, with most central and local public administrations accessible through the network.

The introduction of the PINT (Peppol INTernational) invoice format, set to become the default for all B2G e-invoicing transactions starting November 15, 2025, marks a significant step in this direction. The PINT format is an extension of Peppol BIS 3.0, designed to accommodate local specifics in a standardized and scalable manner. For this purpose, Australia and New Zealand have developed the Peppol PINT A-NZ invoice format, with its specifications available online.

The next key deadline is May 15, 2025, when the PINT A-NZ invoice format will become mandatory for all B2G e-invoicing transactions. Until then, the standard Peppol BIS 3.0 invoice format remains optional, as outlined in the A-NZ Peppol Authority Special Requirements (PASR).

For more details, visit the Australia and New Zealand Country Profiles.

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