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E-invoicing & E-reporting compliancy | Tax Technology

💡 Belgium is Moving Toward Real-Time E-Reporting of Invoices. The Federal Public Service Finance is gearing up for real-time e-reporting of invoices, a game-changing move aimed at closing the VAT gap. E-reporting will allow suppliers and customers to instantly share invoice data with the FPS Finance, providing access to real-time information. The minister has already allocated resources to ensure a smooth and fast rollout of this initiative. 🔍 What’s the Mechanism? Belgium is expected to adopt the Peppol-CTC model. Instead of manually sending invoices, businesses will transmit them through their Access Points, which connect the supplier’s system with the customer’s via Peppol’s network. This process involves four key players, with an additional layer: the government. Both the supplier and the customer’s Access Points will automatically send part of the invoice data to the government’s Access Point, ensuring a fast and seamless integration with public oversight. 🗓️ Next Steps in E-Reporting. Peppol has announced a second pilot project to further test the CTC model, with a particular focus on the ViDA proposals. This follows a successful but limited initial trial in Scandinavian countries. Stay tuned as Belgium takes strides toward more efficient, transparent, and real-time financial reporting! Comarch Benelux can help you stay compliant in Belgium, but also in all other countries where you're doing business. #Einvoicing #Erporting #Compliance #Automation Comarch Benelux Comarch Comarch Data Exchange

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