E-Invoicing in Latvia
Latvia implemented mandatory B2G e-invoicing from January 2025. The B2B mandate was postponed from 2026 to January 2028 following Parliament amendments in June 2025. Latvia uses a decentralized 5-corner Peppol CTC model with structured invoice data reporting to the State Revenue Service (VID) within 5 working days.
Mandate Status
| Phase | Status | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| B2G | Live (Jan 2025) | All suppliers to budget institutions |
| B2G reporting to VID | Jan 2026 | E-invoice data reporting for B2G/G2G |
| Voluntary B2B | Live (Mar 2026) | B2B e-invoicing via e-Address (opt-in) |
| B2B mandatory | Jan 2028 | All Latvian-registered businesses |
Technical Specifications
Implementation Notes
e-Address as the primary channel. The e-Address (e-adrese) platform, maintained by VDAA, automatically submits invoice data to VID. If you use e-Address, CTC reporting is handled for you. Alternative channels (Peppol Access Points, EDI, email) require separate VID reporting via EDS. Reporting deadline is within 5 working days of invoice issuance. Micro-enterprise exemptions are under consideration.
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