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When organisations face challenges with indirect tax, the instinct is often to reach for a third-party tax engine. After all, you might assume Oracle’s native tax functionality isn’t enough to handle complex, global requirements. But here’s the thing: Oracle ERP already includes a powerful, highly
For many organisations, the question isn’t whether tax is becoming more complex, that’s already a given. The real question is: do you actually have a global tax strategy or are you managing compliance through a patchwork of solutions? Because right now, that’s what we see
On 24th March 2026, the Spanish Council of Ministers approved a Royal Decree introducing mandatory e-invoicing for B2B transactions between companies. The reform implements part of the Crea y Crece Law, which aims to reduce late payments, improve payment transparency, and accelerate digitalisation. While Spain
Over the last few years there has been a push towards greater transparency and reporting between EU member states, to reduce fraud and simplify reporting. This parallels similar discussions between EPPO and OLAF for greater cooperation to tackle VAT fraud that we reported on back
Norway is moving forward with plans to introduce mandatory electronic invoicing and digital bookkeeping for businesses, as part of a broader effort to modernise financial processes and reduce administrative burdens across the private sector. Deadline accelerated by one year The requirement to send e-invoices between
The UAE Ministry of Finance has published a new e-invoicing guidance package as part of ‘We the UAE 2031’ vision to enhance transparency, efficiency and competitiveness. Three documents are included in the package, all aimed at giving businesses more clarity on how the mandate will
On the 10th March, the Dutch Ministry of Finance submitted a report to Parliament analysing how the Netherlands should implement the EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms. The report evaluated possible models for mandatory e-invoicing and digital reporting, the technical infrastructure required, and
Every year the UK reports on its estimated lost VAT. HMRC has recently released their preliminary estimates of the VAT gap, providing insight into the difference between the VAT that should theoretically be collected and what is actually received. HMRC publishes three estimates of the VAT gap for
