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Poland’s Ministry of Finance has issued a new set of draft regulations on 20th November 2025, marking another step toward the 1st February 2026 launch of mandatory B2B e-invoicing through KSeF. The latest draft provides additional clarity on exempt use cases, helping businesses further understand
France’s journey toward mandatory B2B e-invoicing and B2C e-reporting hit a major political roadblock in recent days. Along with many EU countries preparing for VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA), France has been refining its 2026 digital tax framework but the rejection of the 2026
Along with many other EU countries, the countdown clock has started for Denmark to comply with major upcoming regulations such as VAT in the Digital Age (VIDA). The country is now taking clear steps towards a more automated and efficient digital economy. With new developments
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 UAE has officially taken a significant step towards digitising its tax landscape. The Ministry of Finance has confirmed the introduction of a nationwide e-invoicing system. This will modernise how businesses issue, report, and manage VAT invoices. It’s one of the most significant tax technology reforms
The Irish Revenue has released its e-invoicing and real-time reporting roadmap, detailing the steps it will follow as it prepares to implement the EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) mandate. It contains an unprecedented level of detail around how Ireland will introduce domestic e-invoicing
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
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.
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
Indirect tax systems around the world continue to face challenges with fraud, reconciliation issues, and inefficient compliance processes. And with the rise of e-invoicing and digital reporting, requirements are constantly evolving, forcing the taxpayer to do more to ensure they are accurate and compliant. However,
