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September 2026 tax headlines: Global VAT news

Here is our round-up of all the newest tax snippets from September 2026 - featuring news of VAT changes, regulatory updates and e-invoicing developments across the world. United Kingdom The UK government has confirmed a temporary 0% VAT rate for qualifying domestic electricity supplies across

August 2026 tax headlines: Global VAT news

Here is our round-up of all the newest tax snippets from August 2026 - featuring news of VAT changes, regulatory updates and e-invoicing developments across the world. France France has published new regulations supporting the rollout of mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting. Decree No. 2026-677, published

Why implement tax in Oracle R12 before moving to Oracle Cloud?

When an organisation is preparing to move from Oracle E-Business Suite R12 to Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, it is natural to focus on the wider finance transformation programme: new processes, new reporting structures, new integrations, new controls and new ways of working. However, indirect tax

5 biggest indirect tax challenges in Oracle migrations

Oracle migrations rely on structure. Project teams need clear workstreams, accurate data, defined configuration, testing cycles and a reliable cutover plan. But even with that structure in place, indirect tax can add a layer of complexity that is easy to underestimate.  It sits at the centre of everyday transaction

Why ignoring tax during ERP migration can be so costly

ERP migrations are often driven by the need for better data, improved controls and long-term scalability. Yet one critical area is still too often treated as an afterthought, tax. When tax is not properly considered during an ERP migration, the consequences can be expensive, time-consuming

March 2026 tax headlines: global VAT news

Here is our round-up of all the newest tax snippets from March 2026 - featuring news of rate changes, regulatory updates and reclassifications across the world. United Kingdom A UK First-tier Tribunal ruled that some public EV charging can qualify for the reduced 5% VAT