What is digital accounting?
Digital accounting allows you to manage your administration entirely online via a central platform. You can securely exchange documents with your accountant and automate tasks such as processing invoices. In addition, it helps you comply with the legal requirements for e‑invoicing.
Your digital accounting with Baker Tilly
No two businesses operate in the same way. That’s why we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all solution for every entrepreneur. We deliberately work with multiple software partners so that we can always offer a digital accounting package that matches the operations and needs of your business.
Action plan
Are you ready for mandatory e-invoicing?
As of January 1, 2026, it is mandatory to issue and send structured electronic invoices between companies subject to VAT. Sending invoices in PDF format will no longer be allowed.
We are happy to guide you through this transition and ensure that you are fully compliant with the new legislation.
Frequently asked questions about digital accounting
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