Finland E-invoicing Finland has long worked to implement the electronic transmission of invoices, with the country’s digitisation journey beginning in 2008. Fast-forward to today, Finland is one of the European countries with the highest digitisation rate. Over 90% of the B2B invoices in Finland are formatted and sent electronically without obligation. Despite the long journey, […]

Indonesia VAT Compliance Value Added Tax (VAT) is a significant source of revenue for the Indonesian government. It applies to most goods and services at different rates. Generally, in Indonesia, the imposition of VAT takes two forms: the input-output mechanism and the VAT collector mechanism. Under the input-output mechanism, the supplier charges VAT to the […]

Russia E-invoicing Russia regulates electronic invoicing nationwide, but its usage remains mainly optional. Only transactions involving certain traceable goods require buyers to issue e-invoices. Russia has a specific approach to e-invoicing, and this page provides an overview. Bookmark it to keep track of any updates. Table of contents 1. B2B e-invoicing in Russia 2. B2G […]

UAE E-invoicing The United Arab Emirates (UAE) plans to introduce electronic invoicing requirements in 2026. The country’s project, known as the E-Billing System, includes plans to regulate both B2B and B2G transactions. While the system has yet to be implemented, taxpayers should prepare for it so they can be compliant from day one. This page […]

Singapore E-invoicing While electronic invoicing is not mandated yet on any level in Singapore, the country’s tax authority is working on implementing a continuous transaction control (CTC) reporting model. Singapore’s push towards digitalization was evidenced by the launch of its e-invoicing standard framework in 2018. Singapore was the first country outside Europe to adopt PEPPOL. […]