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E-invoicing becomes a reality: how to prepare starting today?
Date of publication : 04.07.25

The digitalization of accounting is entering a new phase: as of January 1st, 2026, e-invoicing will become mandatory in Belgium for many companies and self-employed individuals. In Luxembourg, this obligation is expected to come into effect by 2028.
But more than just a constraint, this transition represents an opportunity: to modernize processes, gain efficiency, and ensure compliance with new regulatory requirements.
InexDemat, a solution designed to support this change
To meet these new obligations, tailored tools are emerging. Among them is InexDemat, a certified digital platform that facilitates the issuance, reception, and management of electronic invoices, in compliance with the European Peppol standard.
It is aimed at organizations wishing to:
- Access a simple and intuitive dashboard to manage their business
- Receive electronic invoices
- Benefit from a secure archiving system for their documents
- Create and send electronic invoices using the integrated invoicing module
- Manage the payment of their supplier invoices
Human support at the heart of the transition
Switching to e-invoicing is not just about adopting a new tool. It also requires a clear understanding of the stakes, a gradual implementation process, and a tailored onboarding approach for each organization.
This is why personalized support is offered throughout the process: advice, demonstrations, training sessions, and provided to guide each company and self-employed individual, whether they are already a client or in the discovery phase.
About the author

Thomas Denis
Digital Manager
With 12 years' experience in accountancy, combining expert Luxembourg accountancy, management control and digitalisation consultancy, Thomas is a true Swiss Army knife! Today, he supports businesses by combining his experience to target his customers' needs and offer them tailored solutions.
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