Estonia’s 2025 E-Invoicing Reform

Type: Legislation

Estonia is set to introduce optional mandatory e-invoicing from January 2025, allowing registered e-invoicing recipients to request digital invoices. The amendments to the Accounting Act seek to standardize e-invoicing formats, with the default being the EU EN16931 standard. B2G e-invoicing has been enforced since March 2017, utilizing various standards and facilitated through Peppol networks or commercial intermediaries. 

The proposed changes aim to empower B2B customers to request e-invoices from suppliers, potentially streamlining business transactions. Estonia remains attentive to potential revisions in light of anticipated EU VAT reforms, including future intra-community e-invoicing changes. 

 

Effective date: January 2025

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