China starts B2B e-invoicing pilot

Mattias Cruz Cano

October 22 2020

China takes the first step towards e-invoicing

China has started a pilot programme allowing a list of taxpayers operating in the country to issues B2B e-invoices on a voluntary basis, pushing the region closer to real-time reporting.

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