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In 2025, Germany will mandate e-invoicing for B2B transactions. For businesses preparing to adapt and transition to paperless operations, understanding the e-invoice exchange process and choosing the right solution is essential.

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With the approval of the Growth Opportunities Act (Wirtschaftswachstumsgesetz), Germany is setting clear requirements for businesses to comply with electronic invoicing starting in January 2025.

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The transition to electronic invoicing is rapidly gaining momentum worldwide. As companies move from traditional paper-based systems to digital invoicing, they face several challenges and risks that could impact their operations if not addressed properly.

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Germany is embracing digital invoicing by moving away from traditional paper and PDF invoices to fully digital, structured e-invoices. The upcoming mandate outlines specific requirements and deadlines that businesses must meet to ensure uninterrupted operations.

Recently, we hosted a webinar entitled "E-invoicing in Germany: Achieve Legal, Technical, and Tax Compliance", featuring insights from e-invoicing experts from Comarch and Christopher-Ulrich Böcker, Partner at KPMG Germany.