Companies are moving into open account trade relations. Banks’ role is limited to money transfer and fees made, in letter of credit methods are now gone. Apparently with the Bank Payments Obligation, SWIFT has once again thought to have found a cure (after its failed TSU product) to recapture the dying trade income.
Read more »The Mexico SAT has doubled down on their eAccounting requirements with a focus on corporations. While the go-live date has transitioned from January 25 to March 3rd, this doesn’t mean you should delay your implementation. Watch this 20-minute overview to understand the key changes and how they will affect your company going forward.
Read more »The Beijing IRS revealed that the Beijing Council and the Municipal Commission of Commerce, Local Taxation Bureau, City of Industry jointly issued notice on “further promotion of electronic invoicing and some public matters” In this notice the current e-invoicing pilot areas will be expanded to a large-scale retail, telecommunications and finance, insurance and other fields.
Read more »E-invoicing is most widely used in large companies (24%) followed by medium-sized companies (8%) and small companies (6%). Some 35% of large companies issued invoices in electronic form that are not suitable for automatic processing. On the other hand, 77% of companies issued only printed invoices to other companies or public institutions last year. E-invoices were received by 16% of companies.
Read more »Now this is an interesting news release on the website of Supply Management. It states that the UK Goverment is asking for views on our proposals to make companies report on their payment performance to help create responsible payment practices. The idea behind the consultation is to know if the UK Goverment should ask companies to report on a series of measurements that will tell them about several payment performance indicators.
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A market report authored by Bruno Koch of Billentis, a globally recognized industry analyst in the e-invoicing space, examines the global opportunities for electronic invoicing / electronic billing in 2014. The market is expected to grow at 20-25% in the coming years. Companies considering e-invoicing solutions can use this report to find the best model for themselves and a suitable solution.
Read more »This move is part of the company’s progress towards its medium term goals of:$1,000 bn of invoice value on the Tungsten e-Invoicing Network, $100 bn of invoice financing through Tungsten Finance, $10 bn of savings for clients using Tungsten Analytics.
Read more »On Wednesday 10 December 2015, the second US edition of The Next Web Conference (TNW) will take place. And with New York City as a venue, AcceptEmail has been selected to join this magical event. During the conference, I amsterdam offers AcceptEmail a stage to pitch their idea in the business area of The Next Web Conference USA 2015. Be sure to stop by to say hello!
Read more »Google has whitelisted AcceptEmail for Action buttons in the overview list of Gmail and in Google’s new Inbox. Just like Amazon, Spotify and Airbnb. Senders of AcceptEmails benefit because their bills get much more attention value. And AcceptEmail receivers can pay their with much more ease of use, on their PC, tablet and smartphone. Way to go AcceptEmail.
Read more »Switzerland is the latest European country to announce the roll-out of e-invoicing. As of January 1, 2016, Suppliers to the Federal Administration holding contracts with a value equal to or greater than 5000 CHF will be obliged to use this new system.
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