Eight questions. Two minutes. Your score, your dates and the three gaps to fix first.

EU e-invoicing means issuing structured EN 16931 invoices, not PDFs. National mandates are arriving now, country by country. Under VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA), structured e-invoicing and digital reporting become the default for intra-EU B2B from 1 July 2030.

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Germany

Receive e-invoices
1 Jan 2025
Issue, turnover over EUR 800k
1 Jan 2027
Issue, everyone else
1 Jan 2028

Formats: XRechnung or ZUGFeRD (EN 16931).

Per the official source. Confirm with UStG § 27.

EU-wide: VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA)

Countries may mandate domestic e-invoicing
14 Apr 2025
Intra-EU B2B e-invoicing and digital reporting
1 Jul 2030
Domestic real-time reporting aligned
1 Jan 2035

EN 16931 becomes the default for cross-border B2B. European Commission.

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Your top gaps

  1. We know which countries' e-invoicing rules apply to us, for issuing and receiving.
    List the countries you invoice in and look up each mandate.
  2. Our system can produce and read structured invoices (EN 16931: UBL or CII). A PDF alone does not count.
    Switch your ERP or billing to emit EN 16931 structured invoices.
  3. We have a delivery route: a Peppol access point or the national platform (for example KSeF or a French accredited platform).
    Pick an access point or platform for each country.

Not legal advice.

The rules

What EU e-invoicing asks of you.

Six things. Most teams underestimate the data.

A structured format

EN 16931, in UBL or CII. A PDF is not a structured invoice.

A delivery route

A Peppol access point or the national platform, depending on the country.

National mandates

Each country sets its own dates and rules. Some are already in force.

ViDA 2030

From 1 July 2030, cross-border B2B invoices inside the EU go electronic, with digital reporting.

Clean data and mapping

VAT IDs, tax categories, exemption codes and buyer references must map to the format. Bad data gets invoices rejected.

Archiving

Keep invoices in their original structured form for the legal retention period.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Not everywhere. Some countries already require structured invoices, and a PDF does not meet those rules. Under ViDA, structured e-invoicing becomes the default for intra-EU B2B from 1 July 2030.

The European standard for the core content of an electronic invoice. It is expressed in UBL or CII XML, and national formats such as XRechnung and Peppol BIS build on it.

No. Some countries require it, such as Belgium. Others use national platforms, such as KSeF in Poland or accredited platforms in France.

It depends on the country you invoice in. Pick yours in the checker to see its dates. For cross-border B2B inside the EU, ViDA applies from 1 July 2030.

Often not. An ERP connector or access point is usually enough. Check your field mapping and credit notes first; that is where most invoices fail.

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