The Netherlands is the latest European country to set out plans for mandatory e-invoicing, with the Dutch government proposing that B2B businesses move to structured e-invoicing from 1st July 2030. The plans form part of the EU’s wider VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms.

Brazil’s major tax reform is creating new e-invoicing requirements for businesses outside the country, meaning foreign companies selling into Brazil will need to start looking at how they issue and report invoices. The changes form part of Brazil’s move towards its new IBS and CBS

Oman’s Tax Authority (OTA) has taken a significant step towards the introduction of mandatory e-invoicing, with Decision No. 189/2026 establishing the legal framework for electronic tax invoices and setting two mandatory implementation dates in 2027. Under the new timetable, around 100 large VAT-registered businesses have

The Slovak Ministry of Finance has proposed a more gradual introduction of its upcoming e-invoicing mandate, giving businesses additional time to adapt to new compliance requirements. As part of a draft amendment to VAT Act 222/2004 Coll., the government has proposed a three-month penalty-free grace

The UK government has taken a significant step towards its planned e-invoicing mandate by announcing that Peppol will become the country’s core interoperability network for electronic invoicing. This announcement provides much-needed clarity for businesses, software providers, and finance teams that have been awaiting direction on

Slovakia has started providing businesses with much-needed clarity ahead of its mandatory e-invoicing rollout in January 2027, and the latest guidance gives a clearer picture of how the country intends to operate its future digital reporting regime. The new rules form part of Slovakia’s wider

When Belgium confirmed its B2B e-invoicing mandate for 2026, one group was intentionally left outside the scope: non-established businesses that only hold a Belgian VAT registration. Under the current framework, the obligation only applies where both the supplier and customer are established in Belgium. But

French tax officials have confirmed that the penalty regime tied to the September 2026 e-invoicing and e-reporting mandate won’t be enforced from day one. Speaking at the annual e-invoicing day event in May, Direction Générale des Finances Publiques (DGFiP) Director, Amélie Verdier, explained that businesses

Spain has proposed a major overhaul of its B2B invoicing system, introducing mandatory e-invoicing and near real-time e-reporting under its Crea y Crece framework. The measures are still in draft form but set out a detailed direction of travel for businesses operating in Spain. The

Uganda has emerged as one of the most compelling real-world examples of how digital tax transformation can reshape compliance. Through its Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS), the country has reportedly achieved a dramatic 150% increase in VAT compliance, positioning itself as a model