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    From Lawrence D'Oliveiro@ldo@nz.invalid to comp.misc,nz.general on Wed Mar 19 23:09:40 2025
    From Newsgroup: comp.misc

    So, NZ is now part of Peppol, the “Pan-European Public Procurement
    Online interoperability framework”. This means businesses, both large
    and small, can send each other “einvoices” via accredited services
    (e.g. Xero, MYOB) with automatic recording of the necessary details
    for tax purposes.

    You can understand why getting away from email will be welcomed in
    some quarters.

    <https://www.einvoicing.govt.nz/einvoicing/what-is-einvoicing/mbie-new-zealand-peppol-authority>
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  • From Rich80105@Rich80105@hotmail.com to comp.misc,nz.general on Thu Mar 20 12:23:38 2025
    From Newsgroup: comp.misc

    On Wed, 19 Mar 2025 23:09:40 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro
    <ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:

    So, NZ is now part of Peppol, the �Pan-European Public Procurement
    Online interoperability framework�. This means businesses, both large
    and small, can send each other �einvoices� via accredited services
    (e.g. Xero, MYOB) with automatic recording of the necessary details
    for tax purposes.

    You can understand why getting away from email will be welcomed in
    some quarters.

    <https://www.einvoicing.govt.nz/einvoicing/what-is-einvoicing/mbie-new-zealand-peppol-authority>

    It is not clear whether there are costs associated with this service -
    there may not be any directly, but if it requires a system such as
    Xero or MYOB there may be costs involved in that package, and others
    listed under software products may be difficult to maintain even if
    there is only a purchase cost. Then there is the issue of other
    charges such as exchange rate margins. Worth watching developments -
    there are plenty of discussions currently about the costs of using
    bank products and services for international payments. . .

    Thanks for the reference.
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