Lithuania: E-Invoicing Portal based on EU standard and PEPPOL

Enis Gencer
November 23, 2022

The Lithuanian Ministry of Economy and Innovation announced its plans to build a technological solution that will support the transmission of electronic invoices by the European standard for electronic invoices.

According to the project plan announced by the Ministry, the platform is expected to be available free of charge to businesses for at least five years and be ready by September 2023. Moreover, the platform is expected to meet Peppol Network requirements and comply with Peppol BIS 3.0.

Although there are no mandatory e-invoicing requirements, nor any CTC obligations in Lithuania for the time being, we might see more actions from Lithuanian authorities as the project develops.

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Enis Gencer

Enis Gencer is Regulatory Counsel at Sovos and is based in Istanbul, Turkey. With experience in compliance and legal consultancy he currently undertakes the legal monitoring and analysis of the regulations regarding electronic documents. Enis graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Law.
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