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READ MORE‘PDF is not e-invoicing’: ATO explains new payment experience
The ATO is currently working on rolling out e-invoicing for Australian businesses, with the marketed benefits of cost savings and shorter payment times. But what does it all mean for accountants and their clients?
E-invoicing is set to roll out over 2020, with the federal government recently announcing that agencies capable of receiving e-invoices will start paying e-invoices up to $1 million in value within five days or pay interest on any late payments.
Read more at the Accountancy Daily.
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