Your guide to e-invoicing and PEPPOL in Australia and New Zealand

Supplied by SAP Concur Technologies on Tuesday, 17 August, 2021

Australian federal government agencies must have electronic invoicing in place by 1 July 2022. The Australian Government is also strongly encouraging state and local government agencies to adopt e-invoicing.

This guide covers all the information you need to know:

·How to get ready for e-invoicing

·What is Peppol?

·Benefits of e-invoicing

·Important ATO e-invoicing dates

·Optimising your e-invoicing solution

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