E-invoicing is at the heart of current digitisation initiatives in finance and taxation worldwide, with the aim of speeding up business processes and curbing tax fraud. The United Kingdom is also looking closely at this issue. This blog article provides a clear overview of e-invoicing and the current situation in the UK – from the basics and the legal framework to the implications for businesses.
Digitalization is also impacting accounting – on the contrary, it is progressing rapidly and changing the way companies in Europe handle their transactions. More and more countries are relying on mandatory e-invoicing to standardize processes, curb tax fraud, and reduce the administrative burden. Now Poland is following suit: With the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF), the country is introducing one of the most ambitious e-invoicing systems in Europe.
From March 24th to 26th, 2025, the E-Invoicing Summit took place in Miami – a major event where leading e-invoicing specialists and experts from around the world came together to discuss the latest trends and developments in electronic invoicing. Amidst exciting discussions and insights, our colleague Aleksandar Lukic, representing adesso business consulting AG, experienced firsthand how the world of e-invoicing is constantly evolving.