Government eInvoicing and prompt payment rules take effect this month
Government agencies are now expected to pay businesses that send them eInvoices within five days under new procurement rules that kicked in this month.
Government agencies are now expected to pay businesses that send them eInvoices within five days under new procurement rules that kicked in this month.
The Government has introduced new legislation to make markets more competitive, which benefits consumers and drives economic growth.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment consulted on 2 proposals to strengthen New Zealand’s Capital Markets.
Alongside our Advanced Manufacturing Industry Transformation Plan (ITP) partners, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is seeking feedback on the draft Advanced Manufacturing ITP.
The purpose of this consultation is to get feedback on proposed country specific localisation requirements, to enable the exchange of e-Invoices in Australia and New Zealand using the PEPPOL international interoperability framework.
The Australian and New Zealand governments are seeking public consultation on a joint initiative for the electronic invoicing (e-Invoicing) operational governance proposal.
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