Decree 70/2025 on e-invoices: document digitization reaches small businesses

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An invoice used to be a slip of paper in a folder. Decree 70/2025/ND-CP (signed 20 March 2025, effective 1 June 2025, amending Decree 123/2020) accelerates document digitization — and this time it reaches household and individual businesses.
What Decree 70/2025 sets out
- Household and individual businesses with revenue from VND 1 billion/year in sectors like retail, food and beverage, lodging, transport and entertainment must issue e-invoices created from cash registers connected to the tax authority.
- It expands and standardizes the creation, storage and transmission of e-invoices.
Why this relates to the digital office
When incoming records are already digital, internal processing, storage and reconciliation should be digital too. E-invoices connected to accounting and document storage avoid the "half-digital then printed" trap.
A digital-office piece
A digital office that manages documents and processes centrally lets digital records flow into filing and archiving — see what is a digital office (eOffice).
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