Peppol in 50+ countries

B2B e-invoicing phased in from 2025. Large companies first, all VAT businesses by 2028.

Factur-X and Peppol UBL mandated for B2B. Large companies from Sep 2026, SMBs by 2027.

Italy pioneered e-invoicing via the SDI platform. All B2B and B2C invoices must be electronic.

Peppol required for all invoices to central government. B2B voluntary but widely adopted.

Public sector invoices must be sent via Peppol. Sweden was among the first Peppol adopters.

Peppol required for public procurement. EHF (Peppol UBL) is the standard format.

E-invoicing required for invoices to central government. Finvoice and Peppol both accepted.

Denmark was one of the first countries to mandate e-invoicing for public sector — via NemHandel (Peppol-based).

E-invoices to federal authorities required via ebInterface or Peppol since 2014.

Verifactu and FacturaE mandates expanding. B2B e-invoicing required for all businesses above threshold.

KSeF national e-invoicing system mandatory for all VAT taxpayers from February 2026.

E-invoicing required for public sector. e-arve (Estonian e-invoice) is Peppol-compatible.

Peppol e-invoicing required for central government. B2B mandate under consideration.

SAF-T invoicing system live. Peppol network access expanding for cross-border.

myDATA platform mandatory for all invoices. Peppol interoperability via the EU PEPPOL Authority.

No national mandate yet, but Peppol is widely used for NHS and public procurement invoicing.

Federal government requires Peppol e-invoices for invoices above AUD 1. Widespread B2B adoption.

Government agencies required to receive Peppol e-invoices. A-NZ Peppol framework in place.

Singapore's InvoiceNow is Peppol-based. Encouraged for B2B, mandatory for GST-registered businesses invoicing government.

MyInvois e-invoicing system mandatory. Large companies since Aug 2024, all businesses by Jan 2026.

Japan joined the Peppol network with the JP PINT standard. Government and enterprise adoption growing.