The e-invoicing dilemma


Wei Wei: When Vietnam introduced e-invoicing, companies faced a shortage of skilled staff to handle e-invoicing processes.

BY now, most of the business world is aware of the looming deadlines for the implementation of e-invoicing.

The thorny subject tends to elicit groans from company owners and their accountants and administrators.

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