Traditional email attachments (like PDFs or Word docs) generally no longer count. You must use specific formats like XML (often following the PEPPOL standard or local standards like ZUGFeRD ).
Do you have a of invoices or just a few per month? B2G e-invoicing compulsory from May 2022
Invoices not sent through these official channels are often legally void, meaning the government agency won't (and technically can't) pay you. Why the Change? Traditional email attachments (like PDFs or Word docs)
Ensure your accounting or ERP system (like SAP, Xero, or QuickBooks) is configured to export the specific XML schema required by the country you are billing. Invoices not sent through these official channels are
Starting in , several regions—most notably Serbia and certain states in Germany —implemented mandatory Business-to-Government (B2G) e-invoicing . This shift requires businesses to move away from PDFs and paper, instead submitting invoices in structured digital formats that government systems can read automatically. What You Need to Know