Author: Tom Witham

On 12th February, the EU Parliament delivered a decisive nod to the VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms. This landmark approval follows a November 2024 political agreement reached by Finance Ministers across member states. The reforms aim to modernise VAT administration, streamline digital reporting,

A new year means a raft of new VAT regulations; and nowhere is this more apparent than across the European Union (EU). Here are three new VAT mandates that either came into effect on 1st January 2025 or are due to be enacted in the

New Year’s Day is typically one of the busiest days of the year for rate changes and 2025 is shaping up to be no different. Here’s our quick round-up of 10 VAT rate changes already pencilled in for 1st January: Indonesia Indonesia’s VAT rate is

Greece is emerging as a leader in combating VAT fraud through innovative digital solutions like electronic reporting, e-invoicing, and the promotion of electronic transactions. These methods are proving highly effective in reducing VAT fraud and reducing the country’s previously substantial VAT gap; offering a blueprint

The Luxembourg government has introduced VAT bill 8406, which proposes the implementation of two key European Directives starting from 1st January 2025. This legislation introduces important changes affecting various business sectors, including small enterprises, virtual events and the art industry. These adjustments aim to simplify

Ahead of its planned implementation of mandatory B2B e-invoicing from 1st January 2026, Belgium has published new guidelines for businesses that must comply with the new legislation. As part of the new regulations, companies will be obligated to process all B2B transactions through structured electronic

We may be over halfway through 2024, but a series of major VAT and e-invoicing changes are still to come before the year is out. Take a look below at our selection of 10 of the most important updates that we advise all global tax