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COUNTRY E-INVOICING GUIDE

E-invoicing in Australia

Australia mandates only B2G e‑invoicing using the Peppol framework. B2B remains voluntary, with no current plans for mandate. There is no real-time fiscal reporting or clearance model for commercial invoices.

Overall mandate status
Mandatory
Tax authority
Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
Last updated
11 Feb 2026Taken from government sites
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Requirements at a glance

B2G
Mandatory
B2B
Upcoming
B2C
Not confirmed
MODELNot confirmed
PLATFORM & FORMATVia Peppol access points optionally. · Peppol BIS if used.
ARCHIVING7 years (standard corporate record requirement).

Country overview

Australia mandates only B2G e‑invoicing using the Peppol framework. B2B remains voluntary, with no current plans for mandate. There is no real-time fiscal reporting or clearance model for commercial invoices.

Legal basis

Legislation
Commonwealth Procurement Rules; Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) Peppol mandate; ATO operational guidance.
Authority
Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

Requirements by transaction type

Requirement statusUpcoming
Invoice format
Peppol BIS if used.
Submission or exchange
Via Peppol access points optionally.
Scope, model and deadlines
Peppol post‑audit exchange. Applies to domestic commercial transactions between businesses. No mandate announced; Peppol e-invoicing remains voluntary with no enforcement deadline.
Not yet available: Transmission path, Real-time authority visibility, Credit notes and corrections

Key dates and implementation phases

Only dates from the country data are shown. Each milestone is labelled Confirmed, Proposed, or Pending confirmation.

No verified dates are available for Australia yet.

Technical requirements

Peppol BIS if used.

Latest updates for Australia

All updates

11 of 11 updates

  1. Australia and New Zealand Publish November 2024 Peppol Updates

    Australia and New Zealand publish A-NZ v1.0.12 and PINT A-NZ v1.1.0 updates, aligning with BIS Billing 3.0.18 and introducing new compliance and identifier rules effective March 2025.

  2. B2G

    Australia Mandates E-Invoicing by Default for Commonwealth Entities

    Australia mandates e-invoicing by default for non-corporate Commonwealth entities, targeting 30% adoption by July 2026 and full automation by December 2026.

  3. Australia Allocates Funding to Strengthen E-Invoicing Security

    Australia allocates AUD 23.3 million in the 2024–25 Budget to strengthen secure e-invoicing infrastructure, supporting ATO and expanding anti-scam protections for businesses.

  4. Australia and New Zealand Confirm Updated Timetable for PINT A-NZ Migration

    Australia and New Zealand confirm updated PINT A-NZ migration timeline, mandating invoices and credit notes from November 2024 and fully phasing out legacy specifications by May 2025.

  5. Australia and New Zealand Announce PINT A-NZ Migration Plan

    Australia and New Zealand confirm migration to PINT A-NZ, replacing ANZ Peppol BIS 3.0 and making PINT the mandatory specification by April 2025.

  6. Newcastle Launches New E-Invoicing Hub for Hunter Region Businesses

    Newcastle launches a new e-Invoicing Hub to support Hunter region businesses, boosting productivity, reducing fraud, and accelerating digital adoption in New South Wales.

  7. B2B

    Australia Sets Sights on Peppol for B2B E-Invoice Exchange

    Australia explores adopting Peppol for B2B e-invoicing through a proposed Business eInvoicing Right (BER), giving businesses the legal right to request structured electronic invoices.

  8. B2G

    New South Wales Accelerates E-Invoicing Adoption Ahead of National Mandate

    New South Wales mandates e-invoicing for public sector transactions up to AUD 1 million from January 2022, accelerating adoption ahead of Australia’s national rollout.

  9. B2G

    Australia Allocates Additional $15.3 Million to Boost E-Invoicing Adoption

    Australia commits an additional $15.3 million to accelerate e-invoicing adoption, supporting Treasury and ATO initiatives ahead of mandatory Commonwealth agency implementation.

  10. B2B

    Australia Takes First Steps Toward National B2B E-Invoicing Mandate

    Australia explores options for a national B2B e-invoicing mandate following the 2022 government agency requirement, with consultation on phased, large-business, or voluntary Peppol adoption models.

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