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E-invoicing is steadily being adopted by more and more businesses in the Netherlands. Since 2017, the Dutch government...
E-invoicing in Finland
Electronic invoicing is becoming increasingly important in Finland. It has been mandatory for the public sector since 2020, and while not yet mandated for private companies, its efficiency benefits are accelerating its adoption.
B2G e-invoicing
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Electronic invoices must comply with the European standard (EN 16931). The most commonly used formats are Finvoice and Peppol BIS Billing 3.0The central government adopted the Peppol network and advanced ordering messages in 2024 - read more
B2B e-invoicing
B2C e-invoicing
The consumers can receive electronic invoices through their online banking services or digital mail applications
E-invoicing standards and networks
The commonly used invoicing formats in Finland are Finvoice, TEAPPSXML, and Peppol BIS Billing 3.0
Companies can send invoices via operators and bank operators or via the Peppol network
The Finnish Information Society Development Centre (TIEKE) maintains a public register with contact information and e-invoicing address of companies that have implemented e-invoicingTax and compliance considerations
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