Roadmap to 100% e-invoicing by 2030
Digital finance

Roadmap to 100% e-invoicing by 2030

Raising e-invoicing to 100% in Finland by 2030 is an ambitious target we are trying to reach with the E-invoicing 2030 roadmap. The roadmap focuses on the promotion of e-invoices under the European standard, with concrete steps to reaching the target. The E-invoicing Forum has investigated why all companies are not yet using e-invoices compliant with the European standard. The results indicate there are some key problems that must be solved, and these are what the roadmap focuses on.

Need for better awareness and greater technical support  

Reasons for not using e-invoicing compliant with the European standard range from technical difficulties to lack of knowledge. Maybe the easiest issue to solve is the latter. Many businesses are not aware that the software they are using already comply with European-standard e-invoices.

In terms of technical challenges, one important aspect is the need for support for consolidated invoicing that complies with the European standard. This means that businesses should be able to send similar consolidated e-invoices as was possible with earlier e-invoicing formats.

Roadmap to determine concrete measures

The roadmap will provide clear direction and suggest concrete measures to help organisations promote the use of e-invoicing. In addition to removing technical obstacles and competence issues, the purpose of the roadmap is to help achieve wider awareness of the benefits of e-invoicing: comprehensive use of e-invoices complying with the European standard also enables more data to be transmitted on the invoices, and makes the automation of accounting easier. The purpose of the roadmap is to ensure that by 2030, all businesses in Finland use e-invoices that comply with the European standard.

Roadmap work continues

Creating the roadmap has been the result of close collaboration by a number of parties. Representatives from different organisations were interviewed, and 120 people from 61 organisations took part in the workshops. Meetings have resulted in plenty of valuable information and insights from many actors and fields of business for the creation of the roadmap.

Work on the roadmap continues. The next milestone is to allocate responsible organizations for each part of the roadmap, and decide on the timetable. 

More information:

Timo Simell
Development Manager
tel: +358 43 820 0952
email: timo.simell@tieke.fi

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