Common use of Electronic invoicing Clause in Contracts

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for e-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions are interoperable with the systems used for e-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictions. 2. Each Party shall ensure that the implementation of measures related to e-invoicing in its jurisdiction is designed to support cross-border interoperability. For that purpose, each Party shall base its measures related to e-invoicing on international standards, guidelines or recommendations, where they exist. 3. The Parties recognise the economic importance of promoting the global adoption of interoperable e-invoicing systems. To this end, the Parties shall share best practices and collaborate on promoting the adoption of interoperable systems for e-invoicing. 4. The Parties agree to cooperate and collaborate on initiatives which promote, encourage, support or facilitate the adoption of e-invoicing by businesses. To this end, the Parties shall endeavour to: (a) promote the existence of underlying infrastructure to support e-invoicing; and (b) generate awareness of and build capacity for e-invoicing.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for e-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions are interoperable with the systems used for e-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictions. 2. Each Party shall endavour to ensure that the implementation of measures related to e-e- invoicing in its jurisdiction is designed to support cross-border interoperability. For that purpose, each Party shall endevaour to base its measures related to e-invoicing on international standards, guidelines or recommendations, where they exist.] 3 The information may include schedules, routes, destination stops 3. The Parties recognise the economic importance of promoting the global adoption of interoperable e-invoicing systems. To this end, the Parties shall share best practices and collaborate on promoting the adoption of interoperable systems for e-invoicing. 4. The Parties agree to cooperate and collaborate on initiatives which promote, encourage, support or facilitate the adoption of e-invoicing by businesses. To this end, the Parties shall endeavour to: (a) promote the existence of underlying infrastructure to support e-invoicing; and (b) generate awareness of and build capacity for e-invoicing.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of eE-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for eE-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions territory are interoperable with the systems used for eE-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsterritories. 2. Each Party shall ensure that the implementation of measures related to e-invoicing in its jurisdiction is designed to support cross-border interoperability. For that purpose, each Party Parties shall base its their measures related to e-invoicing on international standards, guidelines or recommendations, where they exist. 3. The Parties recognise the economic importance of promoting the global adoption of interoperable e-invoicing systems. To this end, the Parties shall share best practices and collaborate on promoting the adoption of interoperable systems for e-invoicing. 4. The Parties agree to cooperate and collaborate on initiatives which promote, encourage, support or facilitate the adoption of e-invoicing by businesses. To this end, the Parties shall endeavour to: (a) promote the existence of underlying infrastructure to support e-invoicing; and (b) generate awareness of and build capacity for e-invoicing.