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- 3 Jul - 5 Jul
e-Invoicing Europe 2012
3rd-5th July 2012 The business case for e-invoicing is significant. And most of us that have rolled out e-invoicing only know the half of it. Only a fraction of these companies have tapped into the savings beyond e-invoicing that come from supply chain financing. So stand back, open your minds, eyes and ears, and join [...]
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May 2012
- 24 May
Austria mandates structured e-invoicing as from 1 January 2014
A new Law had passed in the Austrian Parliament. As from 1 January 2014 this law impacts the way you send e-invoices to the Federal Austrian Government. From then if you deliver goods or Services to the federal Austrian Government, you have to send it as structured e-invoices
- 23 May
European Parliament says its bit about e-invoicing
The European Commission is setting “strict” deadlines. E-procurement, for example; the public sector has to make the transfer not later than 2016. Looking at the heat that’s coming from this topic, it is not so surprising that the European parliamentarians are now of the opinion that they should have a say in the matter as well
- 22 May
Zain Bahrain welcomes e-invoicing
Zain Bahrain, a telecommunications operator in (surprise, surprise) Bahrain, announced the launch of a new e-invoice service for its customers
- 22 May
A strategy for European e-Procurement. Is e-invoicing next? [11 FAQ's]
We mentioned that the European Commission wants to mandate e-procurement across all Europe institutions and Member States. And even thought he European Parliament has to vote on this proposal, it is highly interesting. First, because this initiative can be a solid driver for e-invoicing adoption. And second, because this approach…
- 18 May
Taiwan slowly but surely says its goodbyes to paper transactions
In 2000 the Taiwanese Ministry of Finance (MOF) launched its plan to promote electronic invoices. “We now have an e-invoice integration platform on the internet, where all transaction information is saved and can be retrieved,” said Su Chun-jung, director-general of the Financial Data Centre
- 16 May
EU: 18 DGs, EU Agencies and Institutions adopt eInvoicing using e-PRIOR
This is the first wave of the eInvoicing roll-out in all DGs, Agencies and Institutions that started with a few suppliers in 2009. The adoption of eInvoicing continues to grow. By the end of 2012, all 49 Directorate-Generals of the Commission and Executive Agencies will be using eInvoicing with IT contractors
- 16 May
Macedonia’s first steps to e-invoicing
The introduction of e-invoicing is on top of Macedonia’s to-do list in 2012. The Tax Policy Department and its Working Group have been assigned to fulfil this important task. They are technically supported by USAID through the Partners for Financial Stability (PFS) program
- 15 May
Poland sets an example, starts e-invoicing coalition
How is that for a change? Together with the ‘Polish Confederation of private employers and companies’ Orange Poland decided to create the coalition ‘I choose the e-invoice (Wybieram e-fakture)’ to promote the electronic payment of bills
- 15 May
AP Automation News: Proactis strikes deal | International Companies joins Esker | SciQuest introduces AP solution
PROACTIS eProcurement supports cancer research to cut costs & increase efficiencies | International Companies reduces invoicing costs with Esker on Demand Automation | SciQuest enters market with an enhanced accounts payable solution
- 11 May
The ultimate race between EDI and digital signatures
Maintaining adequate legal evidence is of the utmost importance when it comes to electronic invoicing. Even in Europe after 1-1-2013. We can practically hear you asking yourself: “Well, which technology solution should I use then?” Electronic data interchange (EDI) and digital signatures are the two primary established methods of exchanging invoice data