The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s House of Representatives adopted a draft law on fiscalization of transactions, establishing obligations for electronic invoicing, a real‑time transaction recording system, monitoring mechanisms, and criminal provisions to curb tax evasion. The law builds on the 2009 fiscal systems law and aims to modernize tax compliance across the Federation.
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VatCalc · 6 months ago
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved a bill that would make B2B and B2G e-invoicing mandatory via a Central Platform for Fiscalisation (CPF) and require B2C transactions to use approved Electronic Fiscal Systems (EFS). The proposal aims to align with the EU ViDA model by July 2030 and has moved from the Lower House to the upper house for final approval.
SBC News · 6 months ago
Bosnia and Herzegovina MPs have tabled a proposal to abolish the gambling sector's VAT exemption, aiming to bring the activity under standard VAT rules. The amendment would raise Federation revenue to at least KM 150 million annually, with an extra KM 50 million for local communities, and redirect funds to healthcare and social initiatives. The move follows a 2025 proposal that allocated 60% of gambling tax to the treasury, 20% to social initiatives, and 20% to specialised healthcare.
LinkedIn Article by e-Invoice.app · about 5 hours ago
Ireland's mandatory e-invoicing for large corporates starts 1 November 2028. Revenue has defined large corporates as those managed by its Large Corporates Division and established in Ireland. All Irish businesses must be able to receive structured e-invoices from that date.
B2BRouter · about 7 hours ago
Germany will require all B2B suppliers with turnover over €800,000 to issue structured electronic invoices from 1 January 2027, ending paper invoices by 1 January 2028. The mandate mandates compliance with EN 16931 and permits formats such as XRechnung, ZUGFeRD, and Peppol BIS Billing 3.0. Legacy EDI systems will fail validation unless bridged to these standards.
Energy Digital · about 9 hours ago
UK: New Prime Minister Andy Burnham will cut VAT on electricity bills from the start of October, exempting households in England, Scotland and Wales for six months. The measure will reduce average household bills by about £45 and cost the Treasury roughly £850m this financial year.
RTC Suite · about 19 hours ago
Slovakia will enforce mandatory domestic e-invoicing from 1 January 2027, based on the Peppol network. Businesses must prepare ERP integration, master data quality and compliance processes.
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Key Takeaways
It mandates that all businesses issue invoices electronically and record each transaction in a real‑time electronic system.
It was adopted on 20 January 2026 during the 8th extraordinary session of the House of Representatives.
The law establishes a monitoring system for fiscalization, includes criminal provisions for non‑compliance, and requires real‑time transmission of transaction data to tax authorities.
It builds on the 2009 Law on Fiscal Systems, whose application began in 2010/2011.
Primary source
Read the full article at Biznis.baThis summary was published on VATfaqs.com on 25 January 2026. It relates to VAT developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The original source is Biznis.ba.
