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E-invoicing in Lithuania

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B2B (domestic)

Proposed

B2B e-invoicing in Lithuania: proposed, planned for 1 January 2028.

B2G (public sector)

In force

B2G e-invoicing obligations in Lithuania have applied since 1 July 2017.

Key facts

Model
No B2B e-invoicing regime in force today.
Formats
Network / platform
SABIS (central B2G platform, connected to Peppol)
Archiving period
Not stated in the sources we checked
Penalties
Not stated in the sources we checked

Timeline

Each step says who is affected and, where the source states it, whether the obligation is to send, receive or both.

  1. 1 July 2017B2GIn forcesend and receive

    All suppliers in public procurement contracts (below and above EU thresholds) must submit structured e-invoices; all public authorities must receive and process them

  2. 1 January 2028(not legally fixed)B2BProposedsend and receive

    Mandatory e-invoicing targeted in connection with ViDA (target date per the EC factsheet; no legislation identified)

Details and caveats

SABIS replaced the previous eSąskaita system for B2G invoices in 2024 (the EC factsheet mentions both July and September 2024) with no overlap period; invoices go via the portal, API or Peppol. No national CIUS, no B2B/B2C mandate and no real-time reporting today. EC factsheet last updated Aug 2025.

ERP support in Lithuania

FAQ

Is B2B e-invoicing mandatory in Lithuania?

B2B e-invoicing in Lithuania: proposed, planned for 1 January 2028.

Is e-invoicing mandatory for suppliers to the public sector (B2G) in Lithuania?

B2G e-invoicing obligations in Lithuania have applied since 1 July 2017.

Which e-invoice formats and network are used in Lithuania?

Formats recorded from official sources: EN 16931, Peppol BIS Billing 3.0, UN/CEFACT CII. Network or platform: SABIS (central B2G platform, connected to Peppol).

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Sources

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