07.06.22
Requirement to accept the PDF as an e-invoice
In the past few months, we have communicated that in Portugal, a PDF can, in certain instances, qualify as an electronic invoice.
The requirement to include a digital signature has yet again been delayed, further to Order 49/2022. Portugal has delayed this requirement several times.
This means that now from 1st January 2023, PDFs will have to include a Qualified Electronic Signature (QES).
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