European Multi Stakeholder Forum on Electronic Invoicing
Publicado por inza en 2012 . septiembre . 26
The Multi Stakeholder Forum on Electronic Invoicing has been set up by the European Commission and brings together key actors from the private and public sector of all Member States. It provides a unique platform to exchange experiences and best practices which can pave the way to the broad-scale adoption of e-invoicing at both national and EU level.
The Forum will monitor the uptake of e-invoicing in all Member States. It should also help the Commission in identifying further measures to facilitate the mass adoption of e-invoicing across borders.
First recommendations are expected to be presented and discussed in the first half of 2012.
1st meeting 13 September 2011 – Brussels (midday express)
- Agenda
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- Rules of procedures [21 KB]
- Minutes [27 KB]
2nd meeting 6 March 2012 – Brussels
- Agenda [11 KB]
- List of participants [9 KB]
- Minutes [131 KB]
Background:
The establishment of the “European Multi-Stakeholder Forum” has been announced in the Communication Reaping the benefits of electronic invoicing for Europe (see IP/10/1645).
The Forum consists of 63 members representing public administrations, standardisation bodies and the user and provider side of the market.
El Foro Nacional Multilateral sobre facturación electrónica de España se creó por decisión del Consejo de Ministros de 19 de agosto de 2011. La norma, se publicó en el BOE, de 18 de octubre de 2011, como Orden PRE/2794/2011, de 5 de octubre, por la que se publica el Acuerdo del Consejo de Ministros, de 19 de agosto de 2011
John Doe escribió
This must be one of the worst cases of Paralysis by Analysis ever seen by mankind. Instead of taking action in to something that could dramatically improve the productivity of the EU and literally save thousands of millions of Euros, the EU creates a stake-holder forum. This forum is comprised of several groups with a replica in each country of the EU, totalling dozens of working groups. Each group is composed of “subject matter experts” that only God knows how they where selected. Meanwhile, everybody is waiting to see what comes out of this exercise and doing nothing to deploy electronic invoicing in their organizations.
Is this really the best way to spend the money from our taxes?