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Latvia e-invoicing

Latvia is phasing in mandatory structured e-invoicing: first for invoices to public bodies (B2G) and then between businesses (B2B), under amendments to the Accounting Law.

2 deadlines tracked. Dates are the legally binding application dates.

297 days ago
In forceLVLatvia e-invoicing

Latvia: e-invoices to public bodies must also be reported to VID within 5 working days

Structured e-invoices to budget institutions mandatory since 2025-01-01; Cabinet Regulation No. 749 of 2025-12-09 ('Kārtība, kādā organizē un īsteno strukturētu elektronisko rēķinu apriti...') adds mandatory VID data reporting for G2G/B2G/G2B e-invoices from 2026-01-01, within 5 working days of sending, submitted only once.

Every Latvian business that invoices state or municipal institutions, including sole traders and micro companies.

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433 days
ConfirmedLVLatvia e-invoicing

Latvia: mandatory structured e-invoices and VID reporting for all domestic B2B invoices

Postponed from the original 2026-01-01 plan by amendments to the Grāmatvedības likums (adopted 2024-10-31 and 2025-06-05); confirmed on likumi.lv/fm.gov.lv and restated in Cabinet Regulation No. 749 (2025-12-09), which also requires the e-invoice to be pushed to VID at the same time. Early/voluntary use of the same VID e-invoice channel before 2028 appears to be technically possible via VID's EDS, but no specific voluntary-phase start date could be confirmed from an official source this session — do not rely on the previously cited '2026-03-30 voluntary phase' claim.

All companies and self-employed persons registered in Latvia that invoice other businesses – micro to large.

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