Finland has taken a significant step toward a real-time economy by introducing its e-receipt project. This initiative, designed to boost competition in the electronic invoices and receipts market, arrives at a crucial time when VAT systems are rapidly evolving across the globe.
New event was created: Finland’s E-Receipt Project & Its Impact on Sellers
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In our upcoming webinar, we’ll explore how e-receipts will become an integral part of financial administration. The digital receipt will open doors for new digital services, providing a seamless way to store and manage consumers' e-receipts for various needs.
Agenda Highlights
- Overview of Finland's e-receipt project and its relevance
- Detailed explanation of what constitutes a receipt and the process of issuing one
- Key technical and general requirements for businesses
- Insights into the data flow and agreements among involved subjects
- Practical guidance on what sellers need to know and how to adapt
- The benefits and long-term implications of adopting e-receipts
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