Author: Rhiana Morris

One of the biggest challenges facing today’s tax leaders isn’t understanding the latest regulations or selecting the right technology, it’s getting the rest of the business to care. Whether you’re proposing a new tax engine, investing in automation or preparing for upcoming e-invoicing mandates, success

While e-invoicing continues to dominate the indirect tax agenda, another shift is taking place behind the scenes. Across Europe, tax authorities are becoming increasingly data-driven, using richer transactional data and enhanced cooperation between Member States to improve compliance and tackle VAT fraud. The adoption of

Luxembourg has become the latest European country to announce plans for mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing, marking another significant step in the continent’s move towards digital tax compliance. On 17th July 2026, the Luxembourg Council of Government approved a draft law that would extend the country’s

With the voluntary pilot phase now live, businesses have the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the country’s new digital invoicing framework before mandatory adoption begins in 2027. Voluntary phase From the 1st July 2026, eligible businesses can participate in the UAE’s voluntary e-invoicing pilot by

Belgium is taking another major step in its digital tax transformation. After introducing mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing from 1st January 2026, the Belgian government has now formalised plans for near real-time VAT e-reporting, scheduled to begin on 1st January 2028. The proposal, approved by the

For many organisations, master data is something that only gets attention when something goes wrong. A failed VAT validation, an audit finding, or a customer query often triggers a review. Yet poor tax master data can quietly create operational inefficiencies and compliance risks long before