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Webinar: E-invoicing in Belgium – your compliance, managed and secured with Yooz

From 1 January 2026, electronic invoicing is mandatory for all domestic B2B transactions in Belgium. Instead of simply complying, finance teams have a real opportunity to transform the way they operate.

In practical terms, you must be able to issue, transmit, and receive invoices in a structured electronic format, in compliance with Directive 2014/55/EU.

Join us for an exclusive webinar (in French) and discover the benefits of the Yooz & LLP Group partnership for your compliance journey.

LLP Group & Yooz webinar: E-invoicing in Belgium 12 February 2026

Why attend?

  • Unmatched reduction in management costs: Thanks to the full automation of your processes – from purchase request to payment and reconciliation – you can reduce processing time and costs by up to 80% or more.
  • Official recognition: Yooz is a certified Peppol Access Point and is registered as a compliant platform with the Belgian authorities.
  • Build a strategic response with an automated, integrated, and compliant solution.

Can’t join live? Register anyway to receive the replay.

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