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ERP migrations remain a major priority for organisations modernising their finance and operational systems. As these programmes continue into 2026, indirect tax is emerging as one of the most complex and risk exposed areas of change. While new ERP platforms promise improved automation and control,
Belgium’s move to mandatory structured B2B e-invoicing from 1 January 2026 is often described as a compliance milestone. In reality, it signals something much broader, a structural shift in how VAT is controlled, validated and enforced across Europe. For businesses operating complex ERP environments or
E-invoicing was formally announced back in November as part of the government’s wider plans to modernise the UK’s tax and business environment. At the time, it signalled intent, a clear indication that structured electronic invoicing would play a central role in the next phase of
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Test your knowledge of the indirect tax landscape in our Christmas VAT crossword. From the details of the proposed ViDA reforms to your knowledge of everything from imports to VAT returns, we hope you enjoy the challenge! If you click assist>check grid and it stays
Welcome to our Big VAT Quiz of the Year; your chance to test your knowledge of all the news and updates from the indirect tax industry in 2025. From rate changes to regulatory revolution – it’s been a busy year for VAT, GST and other
Croatia is entering a significant period of change in its VAT framework as the Ministry of Finance moves ahead with a package of reforms that will reshape how businesses issue invoices, report transactions and determine their VAT obligations. A draft bill amending the VAT Act
When October rolls around, most people think about pumpkins, sweets and costumes, not tax codes. Yet, behind some of Halloween’s most familiar traditions lie surprising examples of how taxation finds its way into even the most unexpected corners of life. From how you carve your
As Mexico positions itself for the next fiscal year, the government’s 2026 economic package, submitted to Congress in September 2025, has sparked significant discussion across the business community. The package includes a series of indirect tax reforms that could reshape how companies manage VAT, excise
