This year, we’re back on the road, taking in seven of our favourite indirect tax events on the calendar. Our team of tax technologists will be heading to Europe and America and discussing everything from Oracle to O-Series, so wherever you are in the world

Whether you’re interested in indirect tax or e-invoicing, take a look at our round-up of the latest headlines from around the world this month. Germany The VAT rate on gas and electricity has been returned to 19%, following a period of global energy price pressures

In the month that VAT celebrates its 70th birthday, we’ve rounded up 12 of the latest rate change announcements from around the world. Croatia Croatia’s reduced VAT rate for heating will remain in place until 31st March 2025. The 5% rate (down from the usual

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Germany will introduce mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing from 2025, marking the latest milestone in the country’s journey towards full tax digitalisation. The Growth Opportunities Act, comprised of a range of measures (including e-invoicing) designed to drive economic growth, was passed by the Bundesrat last week

As the new financial year approaches, it’s been a busy time for VAT and other indirect tax news and rate changes. Take a look at our latest round-up of all the key updates announced in recent weeks. Azerbaijan Several new VAT exemptions have been introduced

Belgium is the latest European country to approve legislation that will see B2B e-invoicing become mandatory from 1st January 2026. The Chamber of Deputies passed a bill on 1st February that sets out details of the adoption of a system based on the structured electronic