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Sep 2026

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E-invoicing

B2G

Mandatory
Format
PINT A-NZ Billing (UBL)
Infrastructure
Peppol
Model
Peppol 4-corner
Scope and deadline
Federal government entities must receive e-invoices since 1 July 2022. Target: 30% of received invoices by 1 July 2026, automated processing and sending by December 2026.

B2B

Voluntary
Format
PINT A-NZ Billing (UBL)
Infrastructure
Peppol
Model
Peppol 4-corner
Scope and deadline
No mandate. Businesses can exchange e-invoices over Peppol voluntarily. The B2B mandate and the Business eInvoicing Right were not enacted.

B2C

Not required
Scope and deadline
Out of scope. E-invoicing does not apply to business-to-consumer transactions.

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Country details

Tax authority
Australian Taxation Office (ATO)
Archiving period
5 years after the transaction (GST records)
E-signature
Not required
Regulation
  • Taxation Administration Act 1953, s 3G · ATO eInvoicing function (Australian Peppol Authority)
  • A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999, s 29-70 and s 29-75 · Tax invoice and adjustment note content
  • Taxation Administration Act 1953, Sch 1 s 382-5 · Keep GST records for 5 years
  • RMG 417: Supplier Pay On-Time or Pay Interest Policy · Federal entities pay e-invoices within 5 days
25 OCT 2018

Trans-Tasman eInvoicing arrangement

Australia and New Zealand agree on one common Peppol framework for e-invoicing.

31 OCT 2019

ATO becomes the Peppol Authority

The ATO governs the Peppol network in Australia and accredits the service providers.

1 JUL 2022

B2G e-invoicing mandatory

Federal government entities must be able to receive e-invoices. They pay e-invoices within 5 days.

15 MAY 2025

PINT A-NZ becomes mandatory

PINT A-NZ Billing becomes the only mandatory specification. The old A-NZ BIS 3.0 left the network on 31 March 2026.

1 JUL 2026

30% e-invoicing target

Federal government entities must receive 30% of their invoices as e-invoices.

NOW

E-invoicing systems enforced to date

E-invoicing is mandatory for B2G and voluntary for B2B. There is no clearance and no e-reporting.

System Description Invopop coverage
Peppol (PINT A-NZ) B2G and voluntary B2B e-invoicing over the Peppol 4-corner network. The ATO does not receive the invoices. TBD
DEC 2026

Automated processing and sending

Federal government entities process and send e-invoices automatically.

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