Archive for Electronic Invoicing

Protect yourselves from Trojan e-invoices with these 4 steps

May 24, 2012  |  Electronic Invoicing, Events  |  No Comments

The qualified signature proves the integrity and authenticity of the electronic invoice in compliance with the law. You should only trust electronic invoices that have a qualified signature, and he should request a signature from the sender for every invoice

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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

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Businesses can’t simply switch from paper to digital overnight

In his original publication, Martin Hurley (Vice President and General Manager, Outsourcing Services Ricoh Europe) reviews the impacts of one element of the European Union Digital Agenda for European Businesses: e-invoicing. Below you can find a collection of his most relevant thoughts on the subject

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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

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eInvoicing Workshop 2012 – Düsseldorf

May 23, 2012  |  Electronic Invoicing, Europe, Events, Legal  |  No Comments

Many companies report on the implementation of electronic invoicing and electronic invoice receipt. In this workshop, experts explain details about the legal situation in Germany and the international requirements for electronic invoices

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Zain Bahrain welcomes e-invoicing

May 22, 2012  |  Asia, Electronic Invoicing  |  No Comments

Zain Bahrain, a telecommunications operator in (surprise, surprise) Bahrain, announced the launch of a new e-invoice service for its customers

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E-invoicing in Mexico: key changes as from 1 July 2012 [by InvoiceWare]

Just like Argentina, Brazil and Chile, compliance has now also become THE dominating meaning of einvoicing in Mexico. This because Mexico has adopted a intricate series of legislation and regulations around electronic invoicing. InvoiceWare explains

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Taiwan slowly but surely says its goodbyes to paper transactions

May 18, 2012  |  Asia, Electronic Invoicing, Government  |  No Comments

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

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Together Tradeshift and INTTRA provide ocean freight e-invoicing

INTTRA and Tradeshift have entered into a strategic alliance. Their goals is to enable ocean carriers and their customers to manage with a single connection ocean freight invoices, disputes and payments on a common platform

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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

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