E-invoicing in Denmark

At a glance
What the mandate means
Timeline
2005 onward: Denmark developed a mature public-sector e-invoicing model
2022: Bookkeeping Act created new digital bookkeeping requirements
15 Nov 2025: OIOUBL 3.0 transition expected to begin
Jan 2026: Digital bookkeeping system readiness applies to remaining businesses above the turnover threshold using registered systems
Jul 2026: In-house digital bookkeeping systems enter the compliance timetable
What businesses should do now
Businesses should confirm that their Danish bookkeeping systems can create, receive, store and transmit structured invoices through NemHandel and Peppol.
Finance teams should also plan the OIOUBL 3.0 transition and ensure invoice archives satisfy Danish digital bookkeeping requirements.
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Frequently asked questions
Not in the same way as Italy, Belgium or Poland. Denmark does not currently impose universal B2B invoice exchange, but it does require e-invoicing capability through digital bookkeeping system rules.
NemHandel is Denmark’s national infrastructure for electronic business document exchange, used heavily for public-sector e-invoicing and connected to Peppol.