A major reform is coming — and with it, big changes in how businesses will handle their invoicing.

The goal is clear: to simplify, secure, and modernize B2B exchanges.

While e-invoicing is already mandatory for public sector contracts, a broader reform will soon apply to all VAT-registered businesses in the coming years.

Here’s what you need to know 👇


đź“… Key Dates to Remember

According to Belgian law, January 1, 2026 marks the start of the new requirement:

→ All VAT-registered businesses will be required to issue electronic invoices for B2B transactions.


❓ Digitization ≠ E-Invoicing

Going fully digital doesn’t mean you’re compliant.
A PDF invoice, even sent via email, does not qualify as a true electronic invoice under the new rules.

A true e-invoice must:

In short: Scanning or emailing a PDF is not enough. You’ll need to use a certified channel and comply with an approved format.

More information available ici.


đź”— How will It work?

Starting in 2026, invoices will no longer be exchanged directly between supplier and client. Instead, they will flow through certified platforms using the PEPPOL network.

Each business will need to:

To help ease this transition, ABCinvoice.eu is becoming a PEPPOL-certified service provider, working closely with an approved Access Point platform.


đź’¶ What About E-Reporting?

E-reporting is expected to become mandatory in Belgium by 2028.
While this requirement isn’t active yet, it’s crucial to plan ahead. Just like e-invoicing, businesses will need to send certain transaction data to the tax authorities.

The good news? ABCinvoice.eu will be ready.
Thanks to our experience with the French reform, our tool already integrates e-reporting mechanisms. So, you’ll be fully equipped when the time comes.


👥 Who’s affected?

All VAT-registered Belgian businesses are affected, specifically for B2B transactions.


âś… In Summary

Need clear, simple support for the transition?

ABCinvoice.eu is here to guide you every step of the way.

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