vereenvoudigdefactuur
Vereenvoudigde factuur, often referred to as “vereenvoudigdefactuur” in Dutch, is a streamlined invoicing format introduced by the European Union to simplify value‑added tax (VAT) reporting for small‑scale cross‑border transactions. The format replaces the traditional, more detailed invoice with a shorter document that contains only the essential information required for tax compliance and payment processing.
The key elements of a vereenvoudigde factuur include the supplier’s name and address, the customer’s name or
The regulation governing the simplified invoice was adopted under Council Directive 2006/112/EC and came into effect
The simplified invoice aims to reduce administrative burden for small businesses and freelancers, facilitate faster processing,