6 January 2025
During December 2024, the Estonian tax authorities published an update on its proposed mandatory e-invoicing rollout, confirming a new launch date for domestic B2B transactions, from 2027.
The new mandatory real-time invoice reporting regime will only apply to resident businesses’ B2B transactions in Estonia and will force them to declare these sales to the Estonian tax authorities via a new e-invoicing platform. The tax authority will check and approve these invoices, before they are sent to the customer directly via the new system.
It is hoped this new invoice reporting regime will reduce common errors on these types of invoices and help prevent VAT fraud in the country
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