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E-Invoicing in Belgium: Your Guide to the 2026 Mandate

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Katy Hurley

As of January 1, 2026, structured electronic invoicing is mandatory for all domestic B2B transactions between Belgian VAT-registered businesses. Belgium’s 2026 e-invoicing mandate is built around compliance with the European standard EN 16931, with Peppol BIS 3.0 as the recommended format and network for invoice exchange. Now, in the beginning of 2026, the Belgian B2B […]

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E-Invoicing in France: A Guide to the 2026–2027 French Mandate

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France is moving towards mandatory electronic invoicing for domestic B2B transactions. The reform represents a major shift in how VAT reporting is handled, moving from a post-audit system to a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) model. For businesses operating in France, this means new technical requirements, new reporting flows, and strict compliance deadlines starting in September […]

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PEPPOL Integration for your ERP

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PEPPOL is growing in popularity, and more companies are choosing it to send invoices. One key reason is its simplicity. Many businesses are already part of the network, making it easy to exchange documents without dealing with multiple formats or platforms. Naturally, many ask if PEPPOL can be integrated with their ERP system. The answer […]

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What is Peppol BIS 3.0 – the European standard for e-invoicing

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Standards and formats are what make it possible to exchange business documents quickly, securely, and without the need for manual tasks. When everyone follows the same rules for how documents are structured, different systems can understand each other more easily, no matter which software or country you are in. In this blog post, we will […]

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The Future of Peppol

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From an EU E-invoicing Directive to Widespread Adoption, the Peppol network is developing at an extraordinary rate. Across Europe and globally, new countries are choosing to become a part of the Peppol community. Adoption rates to date include 1.4 million companies currently registered in the Peppol network. The latest statistics reveal that 20 countries have […]

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Peppol and Global E-invoicing Compliance

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Peppol e-invoicing is a structured way for businesses to exchange electronic invoices across a secure, standardised network. Originally developed for public sector procurement in Europe, it is now expanding rapidly into business-to-business (B2B) transactions as more countries adopt it as part of their national e-invoicing mandates. This guide covers how Peppol e-invoicing works, which countries […]

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Peppol vs EDI: What’s the Difference?

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Many companies today face the decision of whether to use newer networks such as Peppol or standard EDI formats like EDIFACT and ANSI X12 when modernising their supply chain and invoicing processes. While both enable electronic data exchange, the EDI vs Peppol debate often comes down to cost, compliance, and how easily you can connect […]

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API Integration Overview: What is API Integration?

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Many businesses rely on multiple software tools to manage their operations. These systems often cover areas like sales, inventory, finance, or customer service. When the tools are not connected, teams may need to transfer data manually, which slows down processes and increases the risk of errors. API integration connects systems directly, allowing them to share […]

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What Is E-Invoicing? A Guide to Digital Invoicing Systems

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E-invoicing, or electronic invoicing, is the automated exchange of invoice data in a structured digital format between businesses, customers, or government systems. As global tax and reporting requirements evolve, more countries, like Belgium, France, Germany, and Poland, are making e-invoicing mandatory to reduce fraud, increase transparency, and streamline financial processes. Whether you’re trying to stay […]

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