Reducing your compliance risk: we provide e-Invoicing compliance in 70 countries and clearance in 12

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70

e-invoicing

compliance countries covered

12

clearance

countries covered

PA

certified

in France

We've got you covered

Our global
compliance
coverage

Boost efficiency and reduce costs with Tradeshift’s proven Compliance-as-a-Service solution.

Our global e-Invoicing compliance process helps businesses seamlessly meet mandatory e-invoicing and tax clearance mandates, ensuring full regulatory compliance.

Current compliance support Current clearance support E-Invoicing and clearance mandates on the roadmap for 2025-2026

e-Invoicing compliance: why Tradeshift

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Out-of-the-box
compliance

Out-of-the-box compliance solutions in 70 countries including 12 clearance countries

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We’re PA
immatriculée définitive

Among the first to achieve permanently registered Plateforme Agréée (PA immatriculée définitive) status in France.

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Cross-zone
China e-Invoicing

Unique cross-zone fapiao e-Invoicing capabilities in China

Tradeshift PA: your first choice for electronic invoicing

  • One of the first companies to obtain PA certified status
  • 17 years of experience in France
  • Extensive experience in electronic invoicing and compliance
  • Experts in supporting large companies with complex international compliance needs
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e-Invoicing compliance in focus: trending countries

Click on the icons below for more country-specific insight on tax and e-Invoicing regulations. Stay up to date on regulatory changes, get practical advise from our experts and learn more about how Tradeshift can help you stay compliant.

Tradeshift for Belgium compliance:
we offer 2 solutions

  • We’ve been a Peppol access point since 2014
  • We offer 2 solutions depending on your requirements
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Which solution is best for your company?

Specifically for the Belgian market, we offer two solutions for e-Invoicing compliance: Tradeshift and Babelway.

(Tradeshift owns Babelway).

Babelway is the do it yourself option and best if you’re:

  • Looking for e-Invoice compliance in Belgium only
  • You’re a small or medium-sized business
  • You’re happy to set up yourself (it’s easy!)

For Babelway, you can either contact Babelway’s sales team or go straight into a free 30-day trial.

Tradeshift is the full service option best if you are:

  • Your e-Invoice compliance needs are multi-country
  • You are a large or an enterprise company with global operations
  • You have a complex setup (e.g., requires integration with one or more ERP)
  • You have complex AP requirements (e.g,. you need auto routing of invoices).

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Navigating the New Era of Global E-Invoicing Compliance

Download Tradeshift's 2026 whitepaper on global e-invoicing mandates. Covering Belgium, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, UK, and ViDA — everything multi-national companies need to stay compliant and in control.

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Global E-Invoicing Compliance in 2026: Why Multi-National Companies Need One Platform, Not Many

Belgium, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, and the UK all have active or upcoming e-invoicing mandates. Discover how Tradeshift helps multi-national companies stay compliant across every market — with one platform, one integration, and zero surprises.

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Spain’s B2B e-invoicing mandate March 2026 update: What global companies need to know

Spain approved its mandatory B2B e-invoicing Royal Decree on March 24, 2026. Large companies must comply by July 1, 2027. Learn what changed, who is in scope, and why Tradeshift is the right global e-invoicing compliance partner for Spain and beyond.

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Peppol Explained: The Global Framework Powering the Future of E-Invoicing

In this guide, you will discover how organizations are using this framework to streamline operations, reduce costs, and stay ahead of regulatory changes. Whether you are preparing for new mandates, aiming to future-proof your accounts payable processes, or looking to unlock new efficiencies, this comprehensive report serves as your roadmap to success.

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e-Invoicing compliance around the world - explore our comprehensive list of country profiles

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Argentina

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Australia

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Austria

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Bahrain

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Belgium

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Brazil

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Bulgaria

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Canada

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Chile

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China

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Colombia

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Costa Rica

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Croatia

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Cyprus

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Czech Republic

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Denmark

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Egypt

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Estonia

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Finland

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France

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Germany

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Greece

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Hong Kong

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Hungary

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Iceland

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India

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Ireland

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Italy

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Japan

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Latvia

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Lithuania

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Luxembourg

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Malaysia

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Mexico

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Morocco

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Netherlands

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New Zealand

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Norway

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Peru

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Poland

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Portugal

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Romania

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Saudi Arabia

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Singapore

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Slovakia

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Slovenia

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South Africa

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Spain

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Sweden

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Switzerland

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Turkey

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United Arab Emirates

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United Kindgom

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United States

e-Invoicing Compliance FAQs

e-invoicing compliance refers to specific adherence to legal, regulatory, and technical requirements for electronically exchanging invoices between buyers and suppliers.

Each country has its requirements in the aspect of formats in place, transmission methods, or accurate data being used.

Many governments require e-Invoicing in order to enhance tax reporting, reduce fraud, and make business processes more efficient.

Businesses are often required to use platforms that comply with local regulations, such as support for structured invoice formats, like XML or UBL, digital signatures, and real-time invoice validation with tax authorities.

Traditionally, many countries use a post-audit model for B2B transactions, where invoices are exchanged between sellers and buyers and reviewed by tax authorities later. 

Businesses must keep proof of invoice accuracy for up to ten years, as audits may occur long after transactions.

While paper and PDF invoices are common, some businesses also engage in voluntary e-invoicing for VAT compliance.

In contrast, clearance models require tax authorities to validate invoices before they reach buyers, ensuring adherence to regulations. 

Vendors must submit transaction data to a tax authority platform around the invoicing time, giving authorities real-time insights into transactions. 

Continuous transaction controls can be centralized, where suppliers send e-invoices through a tax authority system, or decentralised, allowing direct e-invoicing to buyers while reporting data to tax authorities. 

PEPPOL is an infrastructure and a network for exchanging electronic business documents relating to e-commerce and e-procurement.

Created in 2008 as an EU project by the European Commission, the aim was to facilitate the development of e-commerce in Europe. 

Later, it evolved into a global network of service providers and national government authorities, forming the non-profit “OpenPEPPOL” organisation under Belgian law. PEPPOL is in use in 31 countries in Europe plus Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, and the United States. OpenPEPPOL has Certified Access Points in 29 European countries plus Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, and the USA.

Tradeshift is one of the founding members of the OpenPEPPOL organization and uses its artefacts and specifications to enable cross-border e-procurement and e-invoicing.

Implementing a Peppol-compliant solution like Tradeshift’s e-Invoicing platform allows businesses to ensure seamless and compliant invoice exchanges in any Peppol-enabled market.

This reduces the risks and complexities associated with international e-Invoicing.

Tradeshift has a proven process for delivering compliance-as-a-service, and provides customers such as AirFrance, Disneyland Paris, Schaeffler with innovative solutions that support their digital transformation journey and ensure they comply with e-invoicing and tax clearance mandates.

We currently offer compliance-as-a-service for 69 countries, including a streamlined process for complying with tax clearance mandates in 12 countries and e-Invoicing mandates.

Examples of countries with tax clearance or B2B e-invoicing mandates that we support are Malaysia, France, Romania, and Germany with other European and APAC countries such as Australia on our roadmap.

To ensure compliance excellence, we continually evaluate emerging global regulations and prioritise the inclusion of additional countries in our roadmap.

We’re also the only company offering cross-zone fapiao e-invoicing capabilities in China and among the first to become a registered PA (PA immatriculée) in France.

We offer compliance-as-a-service in 69 countries, out of which 12 countries use a  clearance system.

The current list of clearance countries supported by Tradeshift is as follows:

  1. Chile
  2. China
  3. Colombia
  4. Costa Rica
  5. Poland
  6. India
  7. Italy
  8. Malaysia
  9. Mexico
  10. Peru
  11. Romania
  12. Turkey

Our flexible platform can adapt to any clearance and e-Invoicing compliance needs, mandated by local governments.

Our 2025 – 2027 roadmap includes support for e-Invoicing and clearance mandates in:

  1. Germany
  2. France
  3. Poland
  4. Spain
  5. Australia
  6. Belgium

As a registered PA (formerly known as PDP), Tradeshift is fully equipped to help businesses operating in France make a smooth transition to tax and e-Invoicing regulations due to come into effect from September 1st 2026.

Tradeshift currently offers compliance-as-a-service for 69 countries, including a streamlined process for complying with tax clearance mandates in 12 countries and e-Invoicing mandates.

See below for the full list of countries where Tradeshift currently supports compliance:

  1. Argentina (Clearance services are not currently available, compliance rules can be requested and scoped in a Statement of Work.)
  2. Australia
  3. Austria
  4. Bahrain
  5. Belgium
  6. Botswana
  7. Brazil (Clearance services are not currently available, compliance rules can be requested and scoped in a Statement of Work.)
  8. Bulgaria
  9. Canada
  10. Chile
  11. China
  12. Colombia
  13. Costa Rica
  14. Croatia
  15. Cyprus
  16. Czech Republic
  17. Denmark
  18. Ecuador
  19. Estonia
  20. Finland
  21. France
  22. Germany
  23. Ghana
  24. Greece
  25. Hong Kong
  26. Hungary
  27. Iceland
  28. Indonesia (Clearance services are not currently available, compliance rules can be requested and scoped in a Statement of Work.)
  29. India
  30. Ireland
  31. Israel
  32. Italy
  33. Japan
  34. Kenya
  35. Latvia
  36. Lithuania
  37. Liechtenstein
  38. Luxembourg
  39. Malaysia
  40. Mauritius
  41. Mexico
  42. Monaco
  43. Morocco
  44. Netherlands
  45. New Zealand
  46. Norway
  47. Pakistan
  48. Peru
  49. Poland
  50. Portugal
  51. Puerto Rico
  52. Romania
  53. Rwanda 
  54. Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia has entered the second phase of its e-invoicing rollout, extending requirements to the 24th group of taxpayers between from June 30, 2026. As a clearance country, API development with Sovos is under analysis. Meanwhile, we continue to support BFR compliance rules for taxpayers not yet covered by the mandate.)
  55. Singapore
  56. Slovakia
  57. Slovenia
  58. South Africa
  59. Spain
  60. Sweden
  61. Switzerland
  62. Thailand
  63. Tunisia
  64. Turkey
  65. Uganda
  66. United Arab Emirates
  67. United Kingdom
  68. United States
  69. Uruguay