Key compliance facts
Standard
EN 16931 accepted
Authority
Steuerverwaltung — Liechtenstein Tax Administration
Mandatory For
B2G suppliers may use EN 16931-compatible channels. B2B voluntary.
Effective Date
B2G voluntary EN 16931 acceptance · No B2B mandate
About Liechtenstein E-Invoicing
Liechtenstein (an EEA member in customs union with Switzerland) supports B2G e-invoicing through national infrastructure compatible with the European Standard EN 16931. There is no domestic B2B e-invoicing mandate; adoption is voluntary. Liechtenstein businesses trading with EU partners will need to support EN 16931 / Peppol for cross-border ViDA compliance from 1 July 2030.
Implementation Phases
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B2G EN 16931 acceptance
LiveNational B2G infrastructure compatible with EN 16931.
Key Compliance Facts
- EEA member; customs union with Switzerland
- EN 16931 accepted by national B2G infrastructure
- No domestic B2B mandate
- ViDA cross-border exposure from 1 July 2030
Frequently Asked Questions
Is e-invoicing mandatory in Liechtenstein?
B2G suppliers may use EN 16931-compatible channels. B2B voluntary.. Status: B2G Only.
Which authority regulates e-invoicing in Liechtenstein?
Steuerverwaltung — Liechtenstein Tax Administration
What e-invoicing standard does Liechtenstein use?
EN 16931 accepted
What is the e-invoicing model in Liechtenstein?
EN 16931 acceptance via national infrastructure; voluntary B2B
When did Liechtenstein e-invoicing take effect?
B2G voluntary EN 16931 acceptance · No B2B mandate