All businesses invoicing Luxembourg's public sector must use structured Peppol e-invoices. Paylists sends them with no technical setup, and handles cross-border invoices into Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands over the same connection.
Luxembourg's public sector only accepts Peppol e-invoices, and B2B is expected to follow.
Invoices to Luxembourg's public sector must be Peppol e-invoices. Paper and PDF are no longer accepted.
Paylists sends and receives Peppol e-invoices from day one.
A PDF is not an e-invoice. Customers' systems can reject invoices that don't meet the standard.
Every invoice is validated against EN 16931 before it leaves.
Access points, identifiers and formats are a technical project for most small businesses.
Paylists is your Peppol connection. Sign up, verify your business and send.
Under the law of 13 December 2021, all businesses invoicing the public sector (central government, communes and public bodies) must send structured Peppol e-invoices. Paper and PDF invoices to the state are no longer accepted.
The obligation reached businesses of every size on 18 March 2023. The format is Peppol BIS Billing 3.0.
Peppol mandatory for invoicing the public sector.
Mandate extended.
Including SMEs and sole traders.
B2B e-invoicing expected to follow.
E-invoicing is one step. Paylists also runs the quote before it and the payment after it, with Lister to do the typing.
Invoices and credit notes in both directions, validated before they go.
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Paylists issues EN 16931 / Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 invoices and validates each one before sending, subject to onboarding, verification and correct invoice data. It does not replace advice from your accountant.
Paylists sends the same invoice by email with a PDF.
The Paylists app works in English, French and German, set per user. For Luxembourg: French, German and English.
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