A law adopted in October 2025 makes B2B e-invoicing mandatory from 1 January 2028 for all register entities and sole traders, via Peppol or accredited providers. No tax reporting is planned. B2G has run on e-SLOG since 2015.
Domestic B2B e-invoicing by all register entities and sole traders
Law adopted 23 Oct 2025. Formats: e-SLOG, EN 16931 or an agreed format. Exchange via Peppol or accredited e-route providers. Sources conflict on whether email exchange is allowed.
Small-business regime: Sole traders and small register entities
Must receive e-invoices: yes · Must issue e-invoices: yes
From 1 Jan 2028 all register entities and sole traders are covered; no size exemption is recorded.
Model and platform
Post-audit (decentralised, no clearance)
Platform:None for B2B today; Peppol or accredited e-route providers from 2028
No tax-authority platform: the law foresees no tax reporting. B2G runs via UJP.
E-invoicing legislation research, status as of 15 October 2026 (internal evidence log) · einvoice project · 15 Oct 2026 · verified 16 Oct 2026 · secondary · internal document docs/research/einvoicing-legislation-2026-10.md