Denmark proposes e-invoicing by default rather than a B2B mandate
Denmark set out a policy direction that makes structured e-invoicing the default channel for business transactions without imposing a hard B2B mandate, relying instead on the Bookkeeping Act's digital bookkeeping requirements, which have applied to all businesses above the DKK turnover threshold since 1 January 2026. The approach is a notable counterpoint to the clearance and mandate models spreading across the EU, and it matters for ViDA planning: Denmark is signalling that it can meet Digital Reporting Requirements by 2030 through Peppol-based defaults and bookkeeping-system certification rather than a separate national mandate. Multinationals with Danish entities should not assume a Danish issuance mandate will arrive on the same schedule as Belgium, Poland or France.