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ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2025

New Regulatory Guidelines For Electronic Invoicing In Nigeria 2025 – Implication For Fintechs And ESG.

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Across the world, governments and private sector innovators are accelerating the shift from paper-based and PDF invoices to secure, structured and fully digital invoicing systems.

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Across the world, governments and private sector innovators are accelerating the shift from paper-based and PDF invoices to secure, structured and fully digital invoicing systems. This transformation is a foundational step towards the reduction of carbon footprints in line with ESG goals, the promotion of a greener economy and improving financial interoperability in the global digital economy.

In Brazil, the Complementary Law Project No. 68, which mandates the use of e-invoices becomes effective from January 1, 2026 for all municipalities and the Federal District. Similarly, in the European Union (EU), the adoption of the e-Invoicing Directive 2014/55/EU in April 2014 and the "VAT in the Digital Age" (ViDA) in March 2025, signified the commencement of major changes in e-invoicing within the EU and globally. Effective from 2026, mandatory B2B e-invoicing will commence in countries such as France and Belgium, while intra-EU e-invoicing will become the

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