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What’s driving e-invoicing?
Tax Authorities
Tax authorities and governments are, of course, one of the main drivers of e-invoicing and digital reporting, and we’re witnessing unprecedented change in terms of the amount of new legislation, new guidance and new mandates being introduced.
Different flavours of e-invoicing
There’s lots of buzz words surrounding e-invoicing, and in this industry the term
e-invoicing is used when talking about different types of requirements. Read on
to learn more about the flavours of e-invoicing and live reporting.
Upcoming Mandates
What’s in place now?
E-invoicing is now in place in many countries around the world, and one of the main
trailblazers for e-invoicing in the EU is Italy