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E-invoicing and e-reporting are reshaping the financial landscape, offering businesses a powerful opportunity to streamline operations, enhance compliance, and unlock strategic value. Is your organisation ready to transform its finance function for the regulatory requirements making e-invoicing mandatory in 2026?
What are the key benefits of e-invoicing and e-reporting?
E-invoicing presents both challenges and opportunities for your organisation. While navigating the shift from traditional paper-based invoicing to electronic invoicing poses certain hurdles, such as compliance complexities and technological adaptation, it simultaneously offers a gateway to streamlined processes, cost efficiency, and enhanced client and supplier relations.
Embracing e-invoicing opens doors to improved efficiency, reduced error rates, and the potential for better financial management, marking a transformative phase in modern business transactions. Below, we present an overview outlining the critical challenges and opportunities that e-invoicing offers your businesses in today's dynamic landscape.
At Deloitte we see the new reporting requirements as an opportunity to shift towards greater value.
We have identified five key areas where e-invoicing can be leveraged: compliance, technology, processes, business partners, and cost.
For every organisation, exploring these five value shifts and making deliberate decisions will be crucial to capture all value.
Depending on your business’s specific needs, Deloitte can provide support throughout the e-invoicing journey or at any specific stage.