Guide to e-invoicing requirements in the Netherlands
E-invoicing is steadily being adopted by more and more businesses in the Netherlands. Since 2017, the Dutch government...
E-invoicing in the Netherlands
E-invoicing is driving digital transformation in the Netherlands. By embracing Peppol, Dutch businesses ensure seamless local compliance.
B2G e-invoicing
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E-invoicing is mandatory for suppliers to the Dutch public sector for public procurement contracts from 2019
From 2020, other public entities were added
B2B e-invoicing
Peppol is highly recommended, but other mutually agreed-upon methods are acceptableE-invoicing standards and networks
SI-UBL 2.0 is the primary e-invoicing format used in the Netherlands for domestic traffic
Peppol BIS is the primary format for cross-border transactionsIn certain public sector cases, the use of the Central Government eInvoicing Portal or e-invoicing directly through Digipoort are accepted as temporary measures. Check whether your business qualifies hereTax and compliance considerations
The archiving period for e-invoices is generally 7 years
Invoices related to Immovable Property, have an archiving period of 10 years
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