Participating in a public procurement and need to submit an e-invoice to a public body via SABIS? A foreign customer asks you to send an e-invoice via the Peppol network?
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An e-invoice is a digital file of a fixed standard that can be "read" by a computer.
EU countries are introducing more and more additional requirements for sending invoices, both to business and to the governament, in order to reduce the share of uncollected VAT.
These changes will not only benefit governments, but also business itself. A common invoice format will reduce costs. This means no more manual input of invoice data and no more documents that appear in automated accounting systems.
A few years ago, the requirement to submit a sales invoice through the E-Centre of Registers was adopted as part of a public procurement procedure. Invoice" platform (replaced by the new SABIS system from 1 July 2024). In this way, the LR implemented the EU directive that all public authorities must accept genuine e-invoices from businesses. Lithuanian public sector companies have thus become part of the Peppol network.
From the Banqup platform, they have the possibility to send invoices to SABIS/Peppol. This eliminates the need to re-key account data in yet another system.
The European Commission has tabled a draft directive that will require all businesses to exchange electronic invoices via the Peppol network from 2028 when trading between EU countries.
An increasing number of countries, including Poland and Latvia, are making the exchange of e-invoices mandatory between businesses and within a country. We can probably expect similar requirements in Lithuania in the near future.
So switching to e-invoicing today would mean smoother changes for businesses in the future.
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