ELECTRONIC INVOICING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17770/het2016.20.3534Keywords:
accounting systems, electronic bills, electronic invoices, government, tax administrationAbstract
The aim of the article is to explore the specificity of electronic billing in the Republic of Latvia and other countries of the European Union, to compare it, establish the issues related to the use of electronic bills as well as elaborate suggestions to prevent them. As a result of the work the authors elaborated suggestions for a conception of electronic bills, analysed the advantages and potential benefits of the offered conception.Downloads
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References
http://ifinanses.lv/raksti/gramatvediba/dokumenti/elektronisko-rekinu-noformesana/6589
http://ifinanses.lv/raksti/gramatvediba/dokumenti/rekins-derigs-bez-paraksta
LR Elektronisko dokumentu likums
http://lata.org.lv/wp-content/conf/Efektivitate/LATA_Erekinu_standarts_JanisKronbergs.pdf
MK Noteikumi par grāmatvedības kārtošanu un organizāciju
http://ifinanses.lv/raksti/pasnodarbinatais/gramatvediba/gramatvedibas-attaisnojuma-dokumenti/8187
Likums par grāmatvedību
http://ifinanses.lv/raksti/gramatvediba/dokumenti/rekins-derigs-bez-paraksta
http://www.billentis.com/einvoicing_ebilling_market_overview_2014.pdf
http://www.billentis.com/einvoicing_ebilling_market_overview_2016.pdf
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Published
2016-04-20
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Section
Information technology, mechatronics, electronics
How to Cite
[1]
V. Pavlāns, E. Purviņš, and S. Ežmale, “ELECTRONIC INVOICING”, HET, no. 20, pp. 162–167, Apr. 2016, doi: 10.17770/het2016.20.3534.