Commission launches survey to collect additional feedback on electronic invoicing
Calling all electronic invoicing stakeholders! The European Commission has launched a survey to collect additional input from electronic invoicing stakeholders on the current and future needs of eInvoicing. This initiative is undertaken in the context of the evaluation of the eInvoicing Directive 2014/55/EU to review the effects of the Directive on the single market and on the uptake of eInvoicing in public procurement.
The survey intends to cover all stakeholders’ views on a wide variety of topics, particularly among Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), accountants and large corporations. Through this survey, eInvoicing stakeholders are invited to share their experiences and provide feedback on the following:
- synergies with other EU initiatives
- uptake of eInvoicing in public procurement
- effects of the Directive on the internal market
- efficiency of the Directive in meeting its objectives
- future needs of eInvoicing in Europe
Your input will be used to inform a report on the evaluation of the Directive. This feedback will help the Commission further understand the benefits and challenges of eInvoicing and help identify potential improvement opportunities.
All relevant organisations and citizens are encouraged to participate in the survey by accessing this link. The survey will remain open until the end of June 2023. In case your feedback is specific or falls outside of the scope of the questions of the survey, feel free to share your views via email at EC-EINVOICING-SUPPORT@EC.EUROPA.EU.
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