What is eInvoicing?
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Electronic Invoicing is a secure and standardised way to send and receive invoices directly between accounting systems, without the need for emails, PDFs or manual entry.
The PEPPOL (Pan-European Public Procurement Online) framework is an internationally recognised standard adopted in Australia to streamline invoicing across government and business. It enables suppliers to submit invoices through accredited service providers known as Peppol Access Points, ensuring faster, more reliable and secure delivery.
In Australia, eInvoicing is supported by the ) and is being adopted across all levels of government. By implementing eInvoicing, the 91短视频 is helping suppliers receive payments faster, reduce administrative costs and improve the accuracy of invoice data.
To learn more about how eInvoicing works and the Peppol framework that underpins it, visit the .
For a and to view the adoption status of other , refer to the ATO website.
91短视频's eInvoicing Program
Show moreThe Office of Digital Government is leading the 91短视频鈥檚 Program for the adoption of eInvoicing with the objective of reducing payment times to business suppliers. The Program, launched in 2022, is divided into three stages to fulfill this commitment across the entire 91短视频.
- Stage 1 took a low-risk approach to eInvoicing adoption, starting with a technical pilot involving three agencies. This stage aimed to determine the feasibility of implementing a central Access Point across the diverse financial systems used by 91短视频 agencies. Stage 1 was completed in November 2023.
- Stage 2, currently in progress, is focused on expanding eInvoicing from the technical pilot to actual adoption within the first 91短视频 agencies.
- Subject to government approval, Stage 3 is intended to represent further expansion of the eInvoicing Program, eventually enabling all 91短视频 agencies to send and receive eInvoices.
Benefits of eInvoicing
Show moreAdopting eInvoicing through the Peppol network offers significant advantages for businesses supplying to government. It supports faster invoice processing and quicker payments, reduces administrative costs by eliminating paper-based and manual handling, and improves data accuracy through standardised formats. eInvoicing also enhances security by sending invoices directly between financial systems via a trusted, encrypted network鈥攔educing the risk of fraud and lost invoices. For suppliers, this means greater efficiency, fewer errors and improved cash flow.
Learn more about the on the ATO website.
How to get started
Show moreIf your business uses an eInvoicing-ready product such as MYOB or Xero, you may already be able to send and receive eInvoices. Refer to the to confirm whether your software is supported.
If you use other accounting software, contact your provider to determine if eInvoicing functionality is available. If not, you may need to engage an accredited Peppol Access Point provider to integrate your system with the eInvoicing network.
For more detailed information, visit the ATO's eInvoicing for Businesses page.
You can also view the full list of .
Additional guidance is available in the . Please note that this is an external resource, and the payment terms outlined in the guide apply only to non-corporate Commonwealth entities.
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