Poland is implementing the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) to mandate e-invoicing for all businesses. The FA3 data schema is a new XML format replacing the FA2 schema to improve transparency and reduce tax fraud. E...
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Enhancing Tax Administration: Data Management, Governance, and AI-Driven Automation for Modern Efficiency
Data is crucial for modern tax administrations, aiding in tax collection, compliance, and decision making. Tax administrations are becoming data-driven, handling increasing data volumes. Data management and protection...
Colorado Enhances Sales Tax Search with Taxpayer Name and ID Number Capability
Colorado will update its sales tax search function The update will include searches by taxpayer name and federal identification number Currently, searches are only possible by sales tax license number The change aims to...
Electronic Invoices and Stamp Duty: Compliance Guidelines for 2025
From 2025, the digital system for electronic invoices makes the payment of stamp duty more automatic but requires careful attention. Quarterly checks, pre-filled lists, and timely payments are necessary. The new system...
Implementation of VAT Directive in the Digital Age: Progress and Changes for Entrepreneurs
The ECOFIN Council adopted the VAT in the Digital Age package on November 5, 2024. The package includes rules for mandatory electronic invoicing and digital reporting. The letter informs the parliament about progress...
KSeF Not Required for Self-Invoicing Foreign Suppliers Without Polish NIP, Confirms Tax Chief
Buyers issuing invoices on behalf of foreign suppliers without a Polish tax ID do not need to use the National e-Invoice System. This was confirmed by the head of the National Revenue Administration, changing last...
KSeF 2026: Exemptions and Transitional Periods for Taxpayers – Analysis and Practical Examples
The article discusses exemptions and transitional periods related to the mandatory implementation of KSeF. KSeF becomes mandatory from February 1, 2026, for issuing structured invoices. Exemptions are indefinite and...
Digital Receipts Gain Traction: Buyers Can Still Request Paper Copies, Electronic Format Preferred
Buyers can still request a paper copy, but the standard will be electronic document delivery. Many retail chains have already adopted digital receipts for documenting retail transactions. This procedure is allowed by...
Poland to Implement Mandatory National VAT E-Invoicing System Starting February 2026
Polish Ministry of Finance announced approval of a draft bill for mandatory national VAT e-invoicing system Mandatory e-invoicing for taxpayers with 2024 sales over 200 million zlotys starts Feb 1, 2026 Mandatory e...
Draft of Second BMF Letter on E-Invoicing Published for Public Consultation
The BMF released a draft of a second letter on e-invoicing on June 25, 2025 E-invoicing became mandatory for domestic business transactions starting January 1, 2025 The first BMF letter on this topic was published on...
Croatia Adopts Nationwide E-Invoicing and Fiscal Reporting Requirements
Croatia’s amended Law on Fiscalization mandates e-invoicing and real-time reporting for all B2B, B2G, and B2C transactions starting January 1, 2026. Online B2C payments and non-VAT entities will be gradually integrated...
E-invoicing latest: 10 developments confirmed in June 2025
France and the UAE Lead E-Invoicing Initiatives: France is advancing towards a mandatory B2B e-invoicing system by September 2026, providing detailed guidance and a new standard, while the UAE is set to launch its B2B e...
E-invoicing in the Netherlands
Mandatory B2G E-Invoicing: Since 2019, all Dutch public authorities must receive e-invoices from suppliers, with around 1.6 million exchanged annually. Although B2B e-invoicing is voluntary, businesses must obtain buyer...
E-invoicing in Switzerland
Switzerland is making progress in its e-invoicing journey, including mandating the use of e-invoicing for transactions between suppliers and federal government entities since 2016. That said, e-invoicing is optional for...
The Status of Electronic Invoicing in Tunisia
Pioneering E-Invoicing Implementation: Tunisia became the first Arab country to mandate electronic invoicing in 2016, establishing the “El Fatoora” system under a Continuous Transaction Control model...
Tax Landscape in Qatar: VAT Implementation and Electronic Invoicing
Strategic Economic Transition: Qatar is shifting toward a more modern and digitized tax system as part of its Qatar National Vision 2030 plan, aiming to reduce dependency on hydrocarbons and diversify its economy in...
Oman Moves Toward e-Invoicing that could start in 2026
Agreement Signed for E-Invoicing Development: On May 12, 2025, the Oman Tax Authority signed an agreement with Omantel to develop a national e-invoicing system, aiming to modernize the country’s tax framework...
Qatar and Russia Collaborate to Advance Digitalization and E-Invoicing in Tax Systems
The General Tax Authority of Qatar and Russia’s Federal Tax Service held a workshop in Doha to strengthen cooperation on digitalization, e-invoicing, and enhancing tax system efficiency through shared expertise and...
Poland’s B2B E-Invoicing (KSeF) Law Under Parliamentary Review for February 2026 Rollout
Poland’s revised KSeF e-invoicing legislation entered Parliament on 25 June 2025, targeting February 2026 for mandatory B2B rollout, following public consultation and a postponed 2024 launch. The updated rollout...
New consultation regarding the second draft of the rules and procedures for e-invoicing
Mandatory electronic invoicing for domestic transactions starts on 1 January 2025, with transitional provisions. A first BMF letter was published on 15 October 2024, and a draft of the second letter is now available...
Draft Regulation on E-Invoicing Circulation and Submission to State Revenue Service Open for Consultation
Latvia’s Draft Cabinet Regulation on e-invoicing is open for public consultation from June 9 to June 23, 2025, outlining procedures for electronic invoice circulation and reporting to the State Revenue Service (SRS)...
Further Extension of E-Invoicing Integration Deadline
Pakistan’s FBR has extended the e-invoicing deadlines by one month: corporate entities now have until 1 July 2025, and non-corporate entities until 1 August 2025. Compliance obligations remain unchanged—businesses must...
Greece Postpones B2G E-Invoicing Mandate to 1 September 2025
Greece postponed the start of mandatory B2G e-invoicing from June 1 to September 1, 2025, per an upcoming ministerial decree. E-invoicing will be required for most invoices issued by private entities to public...
Pakistan Postpones 2025 E-Invoicing Implementation
Pakistan’s FBR has postponed mandatory e-invoicing for corporate VAT-registered businesses to 1 July 2025, with non-incorporated taxpayers required to register by 1 August. Integration with FBR’s digital system is...
Polish Government Approves Amendments Mandating Use of National e-Invoicing System
Poland’s Council of Ministers approved a bill mandating phased e-invoicing via KSeF: from February 2026 for large taxpayers, April 2026 for others, and January 2027 for small businesses. It also shortens VAT refund...
Italy Permanently Bans E-Invoices for Healthcare to Protect Patient Privacy and Reduce Compliance Costs
Italy’s Council of Ministers approved a permanent ban on e-invoices for healthcare services on June 4, 2025 Healthcare providers cannot issue e-invoices for B2C transactions via the SdI platform The ban aims to...
Poland Advances National e-Invoicing System with New Regulations and Implementation Timeline
Polish authorities are progressing quickly with the National e-Invoicing System KSeF 2.0. Draft regulations were published in May and updated in June, now approved by the Polish Council of Ministers. The legislation is...
Croatia to Implement Mandatory B2B E-Invoicing by 2026 Under Fiscalization 2.0 Reform
Croatia will implement mandatory B2B electronic invoicing starting 1 January 2026 as part of the Fiscalization 2.0 reform. The reform aims to modernize tax reporting, reduce fraud, and align with EU VAT digitization...













