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E-Invoicing Standards
E-invoicing Models
Post Audit
The traditional method used in many countries. Companies exchange invoices freely, and the tax authority verifies them after the transaction has taken place (during a tax audit). This relies heavily on archiving and evidence of authenticity.
Clearance
The modern "real-time" model (e.g., Italy, Mexico, France). The invoice must be sent to and authorized by a government platform before (or at the same time) it is sent to the customer. The tax authority sees the transaction in real-time.
CTC (Continuous Transaction Controls)
Real-time or near real-time reporting of invoice data to authorities.
DCTCE (Decentralised CTC Exchange)
Invoices exchanged via certified platforms with reporting to authorities.
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