6 articles on E-invoicing.
VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) is EU law since April 2025. It makes structured e-invoices and transaction reporting mandatory for intra-EU B2B supplies from July 2030 and lets member states mandate domestic e-invoicing on their own. Here are the dates, the national mandates already running and what a small business should do now.
Peppol is the open network that carries structured invoices between businesses and public bodies across Europe. This guide explains the four-corner model, what a Peppol ID is, where Peppol is mandatory and how a small business gets connected in four steps.
Since 2026 Polish VAT payers issue domestic B2B invoices through KSeF, the national clearance platform. Here is who is covered from when, what the FA(3) format demands and what a small business or a foreign group with a Polish entity should have in place.
Germany has no central invoice platform, but domestic B2B invoices are becoming structured files: receiving since 2025, issuing from 2027 or 2028 depending on turnover. Here is what XRechnung and ZUGFeRD are, which exceptions apply and what foreign groups with a German entity need to do.
In Italy an invoice exists only once the Sistema di Interscambio accepts it. This guide explains SdI and the FatturaPA format, who must use them, how cross-border invoices are reported and what a foreign-owned Italian company needs before its first invoice.
Spain regulates invoicing on three tracks: SII reporting, Verifactu software rules and the new B2B e-invoicing decree. Here are the dates in force, the postponement announced in October 2026 and a checklist for small businesses and foreign-owned Spanish entities.
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