Key takeaways of Latvia's proposed law on e‑Invoicing

Latvia's draft e-invoicing law aims to enhance transaction security and interoperability.

Latvia has proposed a new draft law to regulate the use of e-Invoicing, now available for public consultation. The legislation aims to streamline and standardize electronic invoicing processes, improving efficiency for businesses and the public sector. Key aspects include mandatory e-Invoicing for government transactions and data security and interoperability provisions.

Key Takeaways:

  • Mandatory e-Invoicing for all government-related transactions.
  • Enhanced data security and interoperability standards.
  • Public consultation period for feedback and suggestions.

Stakeholders are encouraged to review the draft law and participate in public consultation to help shape the future of e-Invoicing in Latvia.

For more information, visit the Latvia Ministry of Finance website.

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