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Portugal is already working to adapt its e-invoicing and e-reporting framework in anticipation of VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA). Over recent weeks, there have been renewed discussions on the evolution of the e-invoicing system as well as a proposal to postpone new digital tax
The EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) package has been one of the most significant tax reforms on the horizon for businesses trading across Europe. With its official go-ahead in March 2025, the European Commission has now published its implementation strategy, providing a clearer
The EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) package promises sweeping reforms: real-time digital reporting, more responsibilities on platforms, and simplified VAT registration across member states. But in its newly published implementation strategy, the European Commission is very clear about the risks that could derail
In our “Future-proof your tax strategy: 5 trends you can’t ignore in 2025” webinar, one question sparked a lot of discussion: “What should we focus on if we have a relatively small budget?” It’s a fair question. With economic pressure mounting, tax teams are often
Greece has officially set the timetable for the rollout of mandatory B2B e-invoicing through the myDATA platform, marking a major milestone in the country’s ongoing tax digitalisation strategy. The reform is designed to reduce fraud, improve compliance, and simplify reporting for businesses, while aligning Greece
Big changes are on the horizon for businesses in Portugal. From 1st July 2026, related taxpayers will be able to opt into a VAT group regime, a simplification already in place in 19 other EU member states. This long-awaited reform, based on Article 11 of
The Australian Government has taken a significant step toward digitising financial processes by confirming that e-invoicing will become the default method for exchanging invoice information with Commonwealth agencies. This move is set to streamline procurement, boost efficiency, and improve payment accuracy across the public sector.
Big news for Bulgaria. As of 1st January 2026, the country will officially adopt the euro, becoming the 21st member of the euro area. It’s a milestone for Bulgaria’s economic integration with the EU, but it’s also a moment of change for every business that operates in,
France’s long-awaited e-invoicing and e-reporting mandate is edging closer, with rollout set to begin in 2026-2027. After months of consultations, the Ministry for Public Accounts has finally revealed a package of adjustments designed to simplify and reduce reporting complexity. If there’s one theme running through
