Global reference for e-invoicing mandates, models, standards, and official documentation — updated for 2026.
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Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Two-phase mandate requiring real-time clearance of all B2B and B2C invoices through the ZATCA platform.
ZATCA — Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
United Arab Emirates
The UAE has now formalised a decentralized 5-corner e-invoicing model, with voluntary onboarding from July 2026 and mandatory B2B/B2G rollout during 2027.
Ministry of Finance / FTA — Federal Tax Authority
Oman
Oman has published a 4-phase e-invoicing rollout using a 5-corner model, beginning with 100 large VAT taxpayers in August 2026.
OTA — Oman Tax Authority
Egypt
One of the first African/Middle Eastern countries to implement a clearance-based e-invoicing system, mandatory since 2020.
ETA — Egyptian Tax Authority
Italy
Europe
World's first country to mandate B2B e-invoicing nationally. All invoices are cleared through the SDI interchange system since 2019.
Agenzia delle Entrate (Revenue Agency)
France
B2G mandatory since 2020 via Chorus Pro. B2B mandate phased from 2026–2027 using a Y-scheme with certified private platforms.
DGFiP — Direction Générale des Finances Publiques
Germany
B2G mandatory using XRechnung since 2020. B2B e-invoice receiving mandatory from Jan 2025; issuing mandate phased to 2028.
Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF)
Belgium
Structured B2B e-invoicing became mandatory in Belgium on January 1, 2026, with Peppol as the default exchange method.
FPS Finance / SPF BOSA
Netherlands
The Netherlands mandates e-invoicing mainly for suppliers to the public sector; there is still no general domestic B2B mandate.
Logius / Dutch public sector
Luxembourg
Luxembourg completed its phased B2G e-invoicing rollout by March 18, 2023. B2B e-invoicing remains voluntary.
Ministry for Digitalisation
Poland
KSeF (National e-Invoice System) is a centralised clearance platform. Mandatory for B2B from February 2026 after being postponed from 2024.
Ministry of Finance / Krajowa Administracja Skarbowa (KAS)
Romania
RO e-Factura clearance system mandatory for B2G since 2022 and for all domestic B2B transactions since January 2024.
ANAF — National Agency for Fiscal Administration
Hungary
Hungary pioneered real-time invoice reporting (RTIR) in 2018. All B2B invoices above HUF 100,000 must be reported to NAV in real time.
NAV — National Tax and Customs Administration
Greece
myDATA real-time reporting live since 2021. A new structured B2B e-invoicing clearance mandate arrives from March 2026 (large taxpayers) and October 2026 (all).
AADE — Independent Authority for Public Revenue
Türkiye
e-Fatura (electronic invoice) mandatory for large taxpayers since 2014, progressively expanded. Uses a hub-and-spoke clearance model.
GİB — Revenue Administration (Gelir İdaresi Başkanlığı)
Spain
Facturae mandatory for B2G. The Crea y Crece law mandates B2B e-invoicing; VERI*FACTU real-time reporting rolls out January 2027 (corporate) and July 2027 (all taxpayers).
AEAT — Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria
Portugal
Long-running e-fatura programme with certified billing software (ATCUD), SAF-T reporting, and B2G mandate via Espap.
AT — Autoridade Tributária e Aduaneira
Denmark
The world's e-invoicing pioneer. Denmark mandated B2G e-invoicing in 2005, and now operates fully via the Peppol network.
Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (Danish Agency for Digital Government)
Norway
Norway mandated B2G e-invoicing in 2012 using its own EHF format. Now fully integrated into Peppol; B2B remains voluntary.
Digdir — Agency for Digital Government (formerly Difi)
Sweden
Sweden mandated e-invoicing for public sector suppliers in 2008, making it one of Europe's earliest adopters. B2B remains voluntary.
ESV — Ekonomistyrningsverket (Swedish National Financial Management Authority)
Austria
B2G e-invoicing mandatory since 2014. Austria uses ebInterface and Peppol via the ZRE platform. B2B remains voluntary.
BMF — Bundesministerium für Finanzen (Federal Ministry of Finance)
Finland
Finland has mandated B2G e-invoicing and has one of the world's highest rates of B2B e-invoice adoption through the voluntary Finvoice standard.
Valtiokonttor (State Treasury) / TIEKE
Croatia
Croatia has mandatory B2G e-invoicing via FINA, and introduced a B2B e-invoicing obligation from January 2026, phased by company size.
Porezna uprava — Croatian Tax Administration / FINA
United Kingdom
B2G e-invoicing live via Crown Commercial Service / Peppol. HMRC is consulting on a B2B e-invoicing mandate, currently planned for April 2029.
HMRC — His Majesty's Revenue and Customs
India
Asia Pacific
GST e-invoicing requires all B2B invoices above INR 5 crore threshold to be cleared through Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), receiving a unique IRN.
GSTN — Goods and Services Tax Network
Malaysia
MyInvois is live and mandatory in phases. As of 2026, the mandate reaches taxpayers above RM1 million turnover, while businesses below RM1 million are exempt.
LHDN / IRBM — Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia
Singapore
InvoiceNow remains Singapore's Peppol network, but a phased GST InvoiceNow Requirement is now rolling out from November 2025 through 2031.
IRAS / IMDA
Japan
Qualified Invoice System introduced October 2023. Electronic invoicing not mandated but JP-PINT (Peppol) promoted as the national digital standard.
NTA — National Tax Agency
Australia
Peppol e-invoicing available for B2B (voluntary). Mandatory for Australian Government agencies to receive Peppol invoices since July 2022.
ATO — Australian Taxation Office
Indonesia
e-Faktur mandatory for VAT-registered businesses since 2016. Real-time clearance through DJP's EFIN-based platform. Covers B2B and B2C for VAT.
DJP — Direktorat Jenderal Pajak (Directorate General of Taxes)
South Korea
e-Tax Invoice mandatory for all corporations since 2012, progressively extended to individual businesses by turnover threshold.
NTS — National Tax Service (êµì„¸ì²)
Vietnam
E-invoice mandatory for all businesses since July 2022. Businesses issue invoices through tax authority authenticated system or certified service providers.
GDT — General Department of Taxation (Tổng cục Thuế)
Philippines
BIR's e-Invoicing System (EIS) is being rolled out to large taxpayers from March 2026, with broader expansion expected in subsequent phases.
BIR — Bureau of Internal Revenue
Brazil
Americas
One of the world's most advanced e-invoicing systems. NF-e mandatory since 2008. Multiple document types cover all commercial transactions.
SEFAZ — State Finance Secretaries / RFB (Federal Revenue)
Mexico
CFDI (Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet) mandatory since 2011. All invoices must be certified by a SAT-authorised provider (PAC) before delivery.
SAT — Servicio de Administración Tributaria
Chile
Chile's DTE (Documento Tributario Electrónico) system is one of the oldest in Latin America, mandatory since 2003 for large taxpayers.
SII — Servicio de Impuestos Internos
Colombia
Colombia's factura electrónica uses UBL 2.1 with DIAN clearance. Mandatory for large taxpayers since 2019, expanded to all by 2022.
DIAN — Dirección de Impuestos y Aduanas Nacionales
Argentina
Argentina's eFactura clearance system is one of the oldest in Latin America. CAE electronic authorisation mandatory for all taxable invoices.
ARCA — Agencia de Recaudación y Control Aduanero (formerly AFIP)
Kenya
Africa
eTIMS (Electronic Tax Invoice Management System) launched 2023. Mandatory for VAT-registered traders, being extended to all businesses.
KRA — Kenya Revenue Authority
Nigeria
FIRS is developing a national e-invoicing framework. A pilot was launched in 2023 with plans for broader mandatory rollout.
FIRS — Federal Inland Revenue Service
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