Denmark's updated Bookkeeping Act requires companies with revenue over DKK 300,000 to use a registered digital bookkeeping system. NemHandel provides PEPPOL-compatible e-invoicing.
Denmark has been a pioneer in e-invoicing. B2G e-invoicing has been mandatory since 2005 via the OIOXML/OIOUBL format and NemHandel network. The 2023 Bookkeeping Act (effective 2024) extended requirements: companies with annual revenue exceeding DKK 300,000 must use a registered digital bookkeeping system capable of issuing structured electronic invoices. NemHandel, Denmark's national e-invoicing network, is PEPPOL-compatible.
B2G requirements have been in force since 2005. Bookkeeping Act digital requirements apply from 2024 for larger companies and phased for smaller ones.
B2G: all suppliers to Danish government entities (mandatory since 2005). B2B: companies with annual revenue exceeding DKK 300,000 must use an approved digital bookkeeping system.
B2G requirements have been in force since 2005. Bookkeeping Act digital requirements apply from 2024 for larger companies and phased for smaller ones.
OIOUBL (Danish profile of UBL 2.1). NemHandel, the national network, is built on PEPPOL infrastructure and accepts PEPPOL BIS Billing 3.0.
Invoicia generates PEPPOL BIS Billing 3.0 XML, which is accepted on the NemHandel network. Automatic CVR number lookup (Danish company register) fills in company details. Pro plan enables direct PEPPOL network delivery.
Last reviewed March 2026. This page is informational and not legal advice. Verify requirements with official sources or a qualified adviser.