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stanley mug e Pan-European Public Procurement On-Line PEPPOL interoperability framework for eInvoicing. Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern聽revealed the news at the annual Australia-New Zealand Leaders Meeting in Auckland on Feb. 22.According t
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kubki stanley per year, implementing the framework aims to save them more than $30 billion in transaction costs over the first decade.The Prime Ministers also announced the creation of the Australia and New Zealand Electronic Invoicing Board ANZEIB to create and implement a plan on how eInvoicing will be rolled out over the next few years. The board will meet for the first time this month, with the aim of transitioning聽to PEPPOL by the end of 2019.This is a plan that both countries have been working on for years, after the Australian Tax Office began聽pushing聽for a nationwide eInvoicing standard in 2016. The retail sectors adoption of standards was followed by the launch of the Digital Business Council, which was developed to create a national framework of聽standardizing eInvoices.Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell said last year that the increased use of eInvoices will save businesses both time and money. Researc
