E-invoicing as the primary option for invoicing has become a hot topic in many countries, especially in the EU member states, as the digitalization and modern tools that are widely spread demand being up to date with standards and requirements set on national and international levels, where Hungary is not an exception.
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Current e-invoicing status and the future of e-invoicing in Hungary
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Author: Kristina Dosen
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