Malta: Plans to Introduce E-invoicing and Real-Time Reporting
The Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA) is preparing to implement e-invoicing and real-time reporting systems as part of its digital transformation strategy outlined in
Solution: E-Invoicing Compliance
Chile VAT Compliance
Chile VAT Compliance: An Overview for Businesses VAT compliance in Chile can be more resource-heavy than in other countries, largely because of the different tax
Lithuania E-invoicing
Lithuania E-invoicing While there is no B2B mandate in Lithuania, B2G e-invoicing has been implemented since 2017, and things have changed over recent years. Knowing
Latvia E-invoicing
Latvia E-invoicing Latvia has been working towards implementing mandatory electronic invoicing for years. It has seen mixed success, with B2C e-invoicing being mandated while the
Cyprus E-invoicing
Cyprus E-invoicing Cyprus may not have mandated e-invoicing so far, but there are still rules and requirements you need to be aware of—especially given the
Malta E-invoicing
Malta e-invoicing While the Government of Malta supports and encourages the usage of electronic invoices, there is no mandate for e-invoicing in the country. The
Poland SAF-T: New JPK_MAG(2) Structure Draft Released for Public Consultation
The Polish Ministry of Finance has released a draft version of the updated JPK_MAG (Standard Audit File for Warehouse Operations) logical structure, designated JPK_MAG(2). The
Philippines: Deadline for Mandatory Structured E-invoicing Extended
The Philippines Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) published Revenue Regulations No. 26-2025, extending the deadline for mandatory issuance of structured e-invoices until 31 December 2026.
Turkey: Deadline Further Extended for Pharmaceutical and Medical Device E-Invoicing Requirements
In October 2025, the Turkish Revenue Administration (Gelir İdaresi Başkanlığı) announced another extension to the implementation deadline for the “Technical Guide for Invoices Related to
Andorra E-invoicing
Andorra E-invoicing Andorra is earlier in its e-invoicing journey than many other countries, but it still has some rules and requirements around electronic invoicing. In
Poland: Mandatory KSeF Number Reporting in JPK_VAT Proposed from February 2026
The Polish Ministry of Finance has published a new draft regulation outlining the integration requirements between JPK_VAT with declaration returns and the National e-Invoicing System
Germany: Ministry of Finance Publishes follow-up Guidelines on B2B E-invoicing
On October 15, 2025, the German Ministry of Finance (MoF) published an update to the October 2024 B2B e-invoicing guidelines. The final version incorporates the amendments proposed in
France: Draft State Budget Law for 2026 Introduces Amendments to the E-Invoicing and E-Reporting Mandate
This post was last updated on October 21, 2025. The French Draft State Budget Law for 2026, published on October 14th, introduces several amendments
Portugal: Postponement of Qualified Electronic Signature Requirement and Accounting SAF-T Proposed
The 2026 Draft State Budget once again proposes postponing the implementation of the qualified electronic signature requirement as a method to establish the presumption of
Slovakia: Draft Legislation on E-invoicing and E-reporting Submitted to National Parliament for Approval
Slovakia has submitted draft legislation to its National Parliament to implement mandatory e-invoicing and real-time reporting requirements aligned with the EU’s VAT in the Digital
Ireland: Introduction of Domestic B2B E-Invoicing
The Irish Finance Minister has announced that Ireland will begin a phased rollout of a domestic B2B e-invoicing mandate, representing a significant step forward in
Angola: E-invoicing Implementation Delayed
The Angolan General Tax Administration (AGT) has announced a revised timeline for the implementation of electronic invoicing in the country, following technical challenges identified during
Saudi Arabia: 24th Wave of Taxpayers in Scope of Phase 2 of E-Invoicing
The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) has announced the criteria for the twenty-fourth group of taxpayers required to comply with Phase 2 of the