02.04.22
B2G E-invoicing in German Federal States – update
There have been large strides made in the B2G landscape in the German Federal States.
In the Federal States of Sarre, Baden Wurttemberg and Hamburg, it is now mandatory for suppliers to issue electronic invoices as of 1st January 2022. This excludes direct orders with a value of under 1,000 Euros.
Other states are expected to follow, including West Mecklenburg-Pomerania in 2023, Hesse in 2024 and Rhineland-Palatinate in January 2024.
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