As governments worldwide continue to shift to Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) systems, such as e-invoicing and real-time e-reporting, another trend organically unfolds as part of this move towards tax digitisation: pre-filled returns. With access to real-time transactional level data – and other types of data, such as payroll, inventory and
UAE E-invoicing The United Arab Emirates (UAE) introduced comprehensive e-invoicing legislation in 2025, with mandatory implementation set to begin in phases starting in January 2027. While the mandate does not begin until 2027, businesses are strongly advised to start preparing for the enforcement of e-invoicing in the country now. This
Bulgaria SAF-T: Everything You Need To Know Bulgaria is on its way to introducing mandatory SAF-T reporting requirements for businesses, with implementation starting in January 2026. But what is SAF-T, and how will these requirements affect Bulgarian taxpayers? This page has all the answers you need. Table of contents 1.
Sweden E-invoicing As a pioneer in tax digitization, Sweden is one of the early adopters of electronic information exchange, with its journey starting in 2003. The country has been digitally transforming its processes since then, bringing its e-invoicing rules and standards in line with the European standard (EN 16931). This
Belgium e-invoicing Belgium is gearing up to mandate e-invoicing for B2B transactions, having already introduced it for governmental transactions in 2024. It’s important to stay in the know with the country’s invoicing changes. This page serves as your overview of Belgium electronic invoicing, providing the must-know information for tax compliance.
The Middle East and Africa are facing a rapidly evolving landscape for E-Invoicing and VAT reporting. We follow this development and continue the successful first two editions of the E-Invoicing Exchange Summit and proudly announce the 3rd edition to be held in Dubai from February 10 to 12, 2025.
Peppol E-invoicing explained: What it is and how it works The global adoption of electronic invoicing is accelerating. Governments worldwide are pushing to adopt e-invoicing to digitally transform their national systems and, often, to close the VAT gap. While many countries have introduced their own e-invoicing mandate to digitise fiscal
Singapore E-invoicing While electronic invoicing is not mandated yet on any level in Singapore, the country’s tax authority is working on implementing a continuous transaction control (CTC) reporting model. Singapore’s push towards digitalization was evidenced by the launch of its e-invoicing standard framework in 2018. Singapore was the first country
Electronic invoicing in Argentina Argentina was an early adopter of electronic invoicing, with its e-invoicing journey beginning in 2002. The technology was only implemented on a widespread level across the nation in 2015, but it still beat most countries to digitizing its invoicing system. While Argentina’s e-invoicing scheme may be
e-invoicing in Germany Germany, like many European countries, is on its way to implementing electronic invoicing requirements for domestic taxpayers of all shapes and sizes. However, e-invoicing is yet to be fully implemented and mandated in the country. E-invoicing in Germany is currently divided by transaction type. There are national
VAT Compliance in Germany: An Overview for Businesses Tax compliance in Germany is fragmentary by nature and requires resources to ensure compliance. Consider that compliance for many German taxpayers requires meeting several mandates, and the fact that such regulations are updated often, and you understand the challenge taxpayers have to
Greece e-invoicing Electronic invoicing is mandatory for B2G supplies and optional for B2B and B2C supplies. However, the Greek authorities are on the way to implementing a nationwide B2B e-invoicing mandate as part of the e-invoicing reform. The reform started in 2020 with the roll-out of the country’s e-audit scheme called myDATA.
Greece VAT Compliance: An Overview for Businesses Meeting your VAT compliance obligations in Greece is a multi-faceted task. This is especially true when you consider compliance is often comprised of multiple mandates, all of which are liable to continued change. From e-invoicing to myDATA, staying on top of all the
E-invoicing: An Overview Turkey was an early adopter of electronic invoicing when considering the global landscape of tax digitization. As part of its larger e-Transformation initiative, the country mandated e-invoicing in 2014. Understanding the complexities of Turkey e-invoicing and its other electronic systems can be challenging, however, and that’s why
Sovos, the always-on compliance company, today announced a joint business relationship with the Belgian PwC Firm PwC Business Advisory Services bv/srl (hereinafter: “PwC”), leveraging the companies’ complementary tax and advisory service expertise and solutions to address vital e-invoicing and e-reporting needs. Through this joint business relationship, Sovos and PwC clients
Malaysia CTC e-invoice Reporting Since August 2024, e-invoicing in Malaysia has been mandatory for taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of more than RM100 million (~€20 million). The mandate follows the continuous transaction control (CTC) model and requires e-invoices to be validated by the country’s tax authority, as well as electronic
e-invoicing in Poland: B2B, B2G, KSeF Poland’s e-invoicing requirements are in flux. While the government has been required to receive e-invoices in B2G transactions since April 2019, the country’s B2G (for suppliers) and B2B e-invoicing rules are set to come into effect in February 2026 for taxpayers whose turnover exceeds
VAT Compliance in Poland: An Overview for Businesses Poland VAT compliance can be a tall task for those yet to devise a future-proof strategy. Considering legislation changes frequently and the ongoing phased implementation of e-invoicing, it takes a lot of time, money and energy to meet your obligations. This is