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Markt und Mittelstand writes (in extracts):
„The electronic invoice is becoming mandatory. It should provide a decisive boost to digitalisation, especially for very small businesses.“
„The majority of the more than three million businesses in Germany still write their invoices on paper or send them as PDFs. But what is still voluntary at the moment will soon be imposed on Germany's businesses. The e-invoice is coming by law. Opinions are divided, but the trend is in favour. While many an association may still be ranting, objective experts are taking a positive view of the obligation to e-invoice - an opportunity rather than an imposition.“
„The regulation comes into force in 2025. There is a two-year transition period plus an additional year for companies with an annual turnover of less than 800,000 euros.“
„The biggest advantage, however, is that e-invoicing often promotes the digitalisation of the company as a whole. Around a third of the 32 billion invoices sent in Germany every year are electronic.“
Why Billit?
- World's largest sender of e-invoices via the global standard platform PEPPOL with more than one million invoices per month
- Founded in Belgium ten years ago, market leader in BeNeLux
- Member of the German “Verband E-Rechnung”, German branch based in Hamburg
- Simple handling, favourable pricing, particularly interesting for start-ups and solo freelancers
- Billit remains free of charge up to 25 invoices per month
Billit offers the following for members of German Mittelstand:
- Own “e-invoicing” workshops for start-ups and SMEs, and in-house workshops for companies if required
- Special support hotline for members with their own onboarding for the introduction of e-billing in the company
- All premium functions free of charge for three months
- Support for sending cross-border e-invoices