As the end of the financial year approaches for many, it’s a predictably hectic period in the world of tax. Here are 10 of the latest updates from around the globe: 1) Monaco introduces 0% VAT rate on Covid-19 vaccines Monaco has published a new

There are just a few days remaining before the new VAT domestic reverse charge (DRC) is applied to building and construction services in the UK. From 1st March, businesses supplying or receiving certain services within this sector (including both suppliers and customers) will need to

It can be tough to stay up to date with all the latest rates, rules and regulations from around the world, especially with new changes announced on a daily basis as governments battle the economic consequences of the pandemic. In our latest round-up, we’re sharing

It’s been another busy week in the world of tax, with countries around the globe continuing to change rates and rules as they seek to mitigate the impact of the pandemic as well as start to plot a route back to normality. Here are nine

With 2021 almost three weeks old, tax authorities around the world have already introduced swathes of new rules, rates and regulations that could affect the way your Finance Team works. Here are five of the most important new regulations announced in recent days: 1) 3

Greece has confirmed a delay to the implementation of its new myDATA portal, which will see e-invoices and e-books become mandatory for businesses in the country. The scheme was due to be introduced on 1st January 2021 but it has now been pushed back to

The Middle East continues to be home to some of the world’s most complex and stringent VAT laws, making compliance a must for all businesses. We’ve rounded up five of the top talking points from the first few days of 2021: 1) Saudi Arabia’s new

Poland has announced it will implement an e-invoicing system to facilitate smooth business-to-business billing, ensure optimum levels of security and increase its ability to identify tax fraud. The country’s Ministry of Finance – National Tax Administration confirmed the move, saying it would be particularly effective