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VAT IT Webinar: Mastering e-Invoicing in France: Stay Ahead, Stay Compliant (June 25)
A VAT IT webinar scheduled for June 25 focuses on France's e-invoicing mandate, helping businesses stay compliant with the upcoming regulatory requirements. The session covers practical guidance on navigating France's phased e-invoicing rollout, which requires businesses to adopt structured electronic invoicing through approved platforms (PDPs) and the state-operated portal (PPF). Attendees will learn how to implement compliant systems, avoid common pitfalls, and prepare for the mandate's requirements. The webinar targets finance and tax professionals needing to understand France's specific technical and legal obligations under its e-invoicing framework.
France E‑Invoicing Reform: Decision Tree for Foreign Companies without a Fixed Establishment
France's e-invoicing reform introduces a decision tree framework to help foreign companies without a fixed establishment navigate compliance obligations. The reform, part of France's phased mandatory e-invoicing rollout, clarifies when and how non-established businesses must participate in the French e-invoicing and e-reporting system. The guidance addresses key questions around registration requirements, platform usage (Partner Dematerialization Platforms vs. the public portal), and reporting duties. This is particularly relevant for foreign entities conducting B2B transactions in France who need to determine their exact obligations under the new regulatory framework ahead of implementation deadlines.
76 Country Profiles on E-Invoicing, E-Reporting, E-Transport, SAF-T Mandates, and ViDA Initiatives
A comprehensive resource compiling 76 country profiles covering e-invoicing, e-reporting, e-transport, SAF-T mandates, and VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiatives across global jurisdictions. The profiles provide a comparative overview of each country's current regulatory status, implementation timelines, and technical requirements for digital tax reporting obligations. This reference tool is designed to help businesses and tax professionals understand the rapidly evolving global landscape of digital compliance mandates, enabling cross-border planning and ensuring readiness for jurisdiction-specific requirements across multiple regions and regulatory frameworks.
Briefing document & Podcast: E-Invoicing & E-Reporting in Lesotho
A briefing document and accompanying podcast covering e-invoicing and e-reporting developments in Lesotho. The content outlines Lesotho's current framework and regulatory requirements for digital tax reporting, providing businesses operating in or with Lesotho an overview of compliance obligations. As African nations increasingly adopt digital tax administration tools, Lesotho's approach to e-invoicing reflects broader regional trends toward real-time or near-real-time transaction reporting to tax authorities, aimed at improving VAT collection efficiency and reducing the tax gap through enhanced data visibility.
Poland KSeF Self Billing: Who Really Owns E-Invoicing, E-Reporting and Compliance?
Poland's KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur) self-billing framework raises important questions about ownership of e-invoicing, e-reporting, and compliance responsibilities. The article examines who bears accountability when self-billing arrangements are in place under the mandatory KSeF system, exploring the roles of buyers, suppliers, and intermediaries. As Poland prepares for mandatory KSeF implementation, clarity on self-billing governance is critical for businesses to ensure compliance, avoid penalties, and correctly manage structured invoice data within the national e-invoicing infrastructure.
RTC Webinar: France E-Invoicing and E-Reporting 2026 | 25 June 2026, 1-2 PM (CET)
RTC is hosting a webinar on 25 June 2026 focused on France's e-invoicing and e-reporting mandate developments for 2026. The session, scheduled from 1–2 PM CET, will cover the regulatory requirements under France's phased e-invoicing reform, which mandates structured electronic invoicing between B2B operators via a Partner Dematerialization Platform (PDP) or the public invoicing portal. The webinar aims to update tax and finance professionals on compliance obligations, timelines, and technical requirements as France's mandate implementation progresses. This is a key event for businesses operating in France needing to understand their e-invoicing obligations.
France’s September e-Invoicing Deadline: Is Your Business Ready?
France's mandatory B2B e-invoicing regime is approaching its September 2026 deadline, and businesses must ensure readiness for compliance. The article outlines the requirements under France's Chorus Pro-linked framework, including the obligation to issue structured electronic invoices through accredited platforms (PDPs) and to report transaction data to the tax authority. Companies are urged to assess their ERP systems, onboard with a certified PDP, and validate their data flows ahead of the deadline. Non-compliance risks penalties and operational disruption, making timely preparation critical for both domestic French businesses and foreign companies with French VAT obligations.
Norway’s e-invoicing mandate officially approved
Norway has officially approved an e-invoicing mandate, marking a significant regulatory development for businesses operating in the country. The mandate establishes requirements for electronic invoicing, aligning Norway with broader European trends toward digital tax compliance and reporting. Businesses will need to adopt compliant e-invoicing systems to meet the new regulatory requirements. This development represents a major shift in how Norwegian businesses will handle invoicing processes, with implications for tax reporting, VAT compliance, and administrative efficiency. Companies operating in Norway should assess their current invoicing infrastructure to ensure readiness for the mandate's implementation.
UAE E-Invoicing Guidelines Updated: What Changed in Version 1.1?
The UAE has released version 1.1 of its e-invoicing guidelines, introducing updates to the country's mandatory electronic invoicing framework. The revised guidelines outline changes to technical specifications, data requirements, and compliance obligations for businesses operating in the UAE. As the UAE progresses toward full implementation of its e-invoicing mandate, companies must understand the updated requirements to ensure systems and processes remain compliant. The article breaks down the key differences between the previous version and the new 1.1 release, providing practical guidance for businesses and technology providers adapting to the evolving regulatory landscape.
Norway: Mandatory e-invoicing and digital bookkeeping approved
Norway has approved mandatory e-invoicing and digital bookkeeping requirements, marking a significant step in the country's tax digitalization efforts. The legislation establishes compulsory electronic invoicing standards for businesses operating in Norway, alongside requirements for digital bookkeeping practices. This move aligns Norway with broader European trends toward mandatory e-invoicing to improve VAT compliance, reduce fraud, and streamline tax administration. Businesses will need to adapt their accounting systems and processes to meet the new regulatory requirements. The mandate represents a major compliance consideration for both domestic Norwegian companies and foreign businesses operating within the country.
North Macedonia Launches Third Phase of E-Invoice Project
North Macedonia has launched the third phase of its national e-invoicing project, marking a significant step in the country's digital tax administration transformation. This latest phase expands the mandatory electronic invoicing framework, building on earlier rollouts and broadening the scope of businesses and transactions covered. The initiative aims to improve VAT compliance, reduce tax evasion, and align North Macedonia's invoicing infrastructure with broader regional and EU-adjacent standards. Authorities are working to integrate the e-invoice system with existing tax reporting obligations, enhancing real-time visibility for the tax administration over business transactions.
Romania Updates RO e-Invoice Rules for B2C Transactions
Romania has issued updated rules for its RO e-Invoice system specifically governing business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions. The amendments expand the scope of the mandatory electronic invoicing framework beyond B2B dealings, requiring businesses to issue structured digital invoices for consumer sales through the national RO e-Invoice platform. The changes reflect Romania's broader push to digitise tax reporting and reduce the VAT gap. Businesses operating in Romania must now ensure their billing systems comply with the updated B2C requirements, including proper formatting and timely submission of invoice data to the Romanian tax authority, ANAF.
Invoice in KSeF and Visualization: The Tax Office Threatens with Double VAT
Poland's tax office has warned businesses that discrepancies between invoices submitted through the KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur) mandatory e-invoicing platform and their visual representations to recipients could trigger double VAT liability. The authority is scrutinising cases where the structured XML invoice data in KSeF differs from the PDF or printed version shown to customers, treating the visual document as a separate invoice. This creates a risk that VAT is effectively charged twice on the same transaction. The warning highlights critical compliance obligations for Polish businesses as KSeF mandatory implementation approaches.
What is EN 16931 Standard? Format Example & Compliance
EN 16931 is the European standard for electronic invoicing that defines the semantic data model for core invoice elements required in B2G and B2B transactions across the EU. It ensures interoperability between different e-invoicing systems and formats such as UBL and CII. Compliance with EN 16931 is mandatory for suppliers issuing electronic invoices to public sector entities under EU Directive 2014/55/EU. The standard specifies required and optional data fields, validation rules, and format examples, providing businesses and software developers with a technical framework to achieve regulatory compliance across EU member states.
Slovakia – B2B E-Invoicing Mandate from 2027
Slovakia is introducing a mandatory B2B e-invoicing system effective 2027, requiring businesses to issue and receive structured electronic invoices for domestic transactions. The mandate aligns with broader EU efforts to modernize VAT reporting and reduce the tax gap through real-time or near-real-time invoice data exchange. The article covers the regulatory framework, technical requirements, implementation timeline, and obligations for businesses operating in Slovakia. Companies will need to adapt their invoicing systems to comply with the new structured format requirements ahead of the 2027 deadline, with VAT compliance implications for both domestic and cross-border transactions.
Sweden: ViDA VAT amendments submitted to Parliament
Sweden has submitted VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) amendments to Parliament, aligning national legislation with the EU's ViDA package. The reforms aim to modernize VAT rules for the digital economy, including updates to platform economy taxation, single VAT registration, and digital reporting requirements. This legislative submission marks a significant step in Sweden's implementation of the EU-wide ViDA initiative, which seeks to reduce VAT fraud, streamline compliance, and harmonize VAT obligations across member states. The amendments will affect businesses operating in Sweden, particularly those in the platform and digital sectors.
VATupdate Newsletter Week 24 2026
The VATupdate Newsletter for Week 24 of 2026 compiles the latest global VAT and GST developments relevant to tax professionals. These weekly newsletters typically cover legislative changes, court decisions, administrative guidance, and compliance updates across multiple jurisdictions worldwide. Topics commonly addressed include VAT rate changes, e-invoicing mandates, digital services taxation, customs-related VAT issues, and cross-border transaction rules. The newsletter serves as a consolidated resource for indirect tax specialists monitoring international VAT/GST developments, enforcement trends, and regulatory updates. Professionals use these summaries to stay current with rapidly evolving indirect tax obligations across EU member states and global jurisdictions.
Circular 2026/C/65: VAT Deduction, Corrective documents and Rounding rules on E-Invoices
Belgium's tax administration has issued Circular 2026/C/65 addressing key operational aspects of the mandatory e-invoicing regime. The circular clarifies rules on VAT deduction rights in the context of electronic invoices, providing guidance on when and how businesses may exercise deduction entitlements. It also addresses corrective documents, outlining the proper procedures for issuing credit notes or corrected e-invoices when errors occur. Additionally, the circular sets out rounding rules applicable to e-invoices, ensuring consistency in VAT amount calculations. This guidance is essential for Belgian businesses adapting to the structured e-invoicing mandate and their accountants and tax advisors managing compliance obligations.
We invite you to consultations on changes to KSeF
The Polish tax authority is inviting stakeholders to consultations regarding proposed changes to KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur), Poland's National e-Invoicing System. KSeF is the mandatory electronic invoicing platform in Poland that requires businesses to issue and receive structured invoices through a centralised government system. The consultations aim to gather feedback from businesses and tax professionals on planned amendments to the system. This is relevant for all VAT-registered entities operating in Poland, as KSeF compliance is obligatory. Tax advisors should monitor outcomes closely, as changes may affect invoice processing workflows, IT system integrations, and VAT reporting obligations.
Optional registration of debts in the CRF
Serbia's Electronic Invoice System (efaktura.gov.rs) has announced that the optional functionality for registering obligations in the Central Invoice Register (CRF), derived from electronic invoices where public funds users of type 7 are listed as recipients, will not be implemented until July 1, 2026. System users are advised that there is no requirement to implement this functionality prior to that date. This update is relevant for businesses and public sector entities transacting through Serbia's mandatory e-invoicing infrastructure, providing additional lead time for technical compliance preparations.
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