Practical guides on EU e-invoicing, Peppol, and staying compliant.
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Belgian businesses got through the January 2026 e-invoicing mandate. A draft law approved by the Federal Cabinet in July 2026 and now moving through review adds bilateral, near real-time reporting of invoice data from 1 January 2028 — a five-corner Peppol model with the tax authority in the loop.
Photo: Benjamin Davies / UnsplashOn 23 June 2026 HMRC confirmed Peppol as the core network for mandatory UK B2B e-invoicing from April 2029. Here is what is already decided, what the November Budget still has to answer, and why EU suppliers selling into Britain should care now.
Photo: Cedric Letsch / UnsplashLuxembourg has moved from speculation to a draft law. Bill 8815 sets out a phased domestic B2B e-invoicing rollout from January 2028 to January 2029, and the public sector already handles close to 1.4 million structured invoices a year.
Photo: Ditte Yven / UnsplashNorway’s new e-invoicing law requires all businesses to issue digital invoices by January 2027. Here’s what SMEs and SaaS founders must do now to stay compliant and avoid costly delays.
Photo: Scott Graham / UnsplashGerman businesses with turnover above 800,000 EUR face a critical 2027 deadline for structured e-invoices. Non-compliance risks fines of up to 5,000 EUR per violation and lost VAT deductions, yet only 6% are ready. Here’s how to prepare.
Photo: Maksym Harbar / UnsplashPoland’s e-invoicing transition enters its final phase in 2026, with all businesses required to adopt KSeF by 1 January 2027. Miss the deadline, and penalties of up to 100% of VAT kick in immediately.
Photo: Camilo Rueda Lopez / UnsplashBelgian businesses must now receive e-invoices to stay compliant, but many SMEs set up sending capabilities without realizing they also need to handle incoming structured invoices. Missing this requirement can lead to fines, payment delays, and operational headaches.
Photo: Scott Graham / UnsplashBelgium’s e-invoicing mandate is now fully enforced, and businesses that missed the deadline face fines up to €5,000. Here’s what late adopters must do to comply and avoid penalties.
Photo: NASA / UnsplashIf you have looked into Peppol seriously, you have come across the term Access Point. You might have even considered building your own. Here is what that actually involves and why most companies decide against it.
Photo: Shahadat Rahman / UnsplashIf your platform already generates UBL XML invoices, you might assume you're most of the way to Peppol compliance. You're not. The XML is just the beginning.
Photo: Taylor Vick / UnsplashIf your product touches invoicing for European B2B customers, Peppol is about to become your problem. Here's what SaaS and hosting companies need to know about the EU's official e-invoicing network.
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