Singapore adopts national e-invoice system
Singapore
SINGAPORE has adopted its own national e-invoice system based on a widely-used European standard, as the government continues to outfit local businesses with the capabilities for the digital economy.
The authorities will use the Pan European Public Procurement On-Line (PEPPOL) system for its nationwide e-invoice system, said Communications and Information Minister S Iswaran on Monday. This will help companies here speed up business transactions while minimising disputes, errors and operating costs.
Speaking at the inaugural SG: Digital Industry Day held at the Suntec City convention centre, Mr Iswaran also provided updates on a range of programmes. These are aimed at helping companies here pick up …
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