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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,
E-invoicing is no longer a distant ambition for African tax authorities, it is happening now. Several of the continent’s biggest economies have moved from planning to hard deadlines, while others are shaping frameworks that will soon impact every business operating within their borders. Here’s a
Norway has become the latest European country to propose the introduction of a mandatory e-invoicing regime for business-to-business (B2B) transactions, effective from 1st January 2028. This new regime will apply to resident businesses selling to other VAT-registered businesses within Norway. Key timelines July 2025: Public
If you do business in France, you’ve probably been hearing a lot about the big changes coming in 2026 with the new e-invoicing and e-reporting rules. The shift is huge: instead of sending paper or PDF invoices, businesses will need to use structured electronic formats,
We recently sat down with one of our long-standing partners, Vertex, to talk about the realities of implementing e-invoicing in today’s evolving tax landscape. With mandates rolling out across markets like Saudi Arabia, India, and Italy, there’s growing pressure on businesses to act quickly. But
As the EU inches closer to the sweeping VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms, clarity is emerging on how the rules will apply to non-resident businesses. The latest signal? E-invoicing obligations may not apply to foreign companies without a local VAT Fixed Establishment, but
A royal decree has been issued in Belgium, permitting the introduction of B2B e-invoicing across the country from 1st January 2026. The e-invoicing system will be based on Peppol and will be supported from 1st January 2028 by new e-reporting regulations, mandating that businesses must
Greece is moving full steam ahead in its digital tax transformation. A draft amendment to Law 4308/2014, submitted to the Hellenic Parliament in mid-July 2025, proposes mandatory business-to-business (B2B) e-invoicing for transactions both within Greece and for exports to non-EU countries. What’s changing? Scope & structure
