Norway’s fiscalization framework includes specific requirements for POS systems, software providers, and businesses operating in the retail sector. In this webinar, Ivana Picajkić, Legal Consultant, provided a practical overview of how the system works, explained the Declaration of Conformity process, and examined the rules for developing an in-house POS solution.

The EET 2.0 act has been signed by the President; publication in the Collection of Laws is the only step still outstanding. This is an update to a previously published article on the portal. This news relates to a story previously published on the portal. The original news artice is available HERE The President signed the act on 17 September 2026, as recorded in the legislative history of parliam... Read more

Indonesia’s PMK 49/2026 introduces SPP-TDLN, allowing appointed banks and payment institutions to collect VAT on cross-border digital goods and services not already covered by PMSE, with new rules for documentation, remittance, corrections, and refunds.   Indonesia’s PMK 49/2026 introduces SPP-TDLN, allowing appointed banks and payment institutions to collect VAT on cross-border... Read more

Norway’s mandatory B2B e-Invoicing rules start on January 1, 2027, for bookkeeping-liable businesses. Structured electronic invoices will replace PDFs for covered transactions, while broader receiving requirements and digital accounting-system obligations will follow from January 1, 2030. Norway has enacted the legal framework for mandatory B2B electronic invoicing and digital bookkeeping. F... Read more

Germany has published a preliminary XRechnung 4.0 specification with more than 50 new business terms and new options for buyer references, XML attachments, discounts, third-party charges and delivery data. It is not for production use, the final bundle is expected in spring 2027. The preliminary specification for XRechnung 4.0 was published on September 15, 2026, giving software providers, invoice... Read more

Norway’s fiscalization framework comes with specific requirements for POS systems, software providers and businesses operating in the retail sector. In this webinar, Ivana Picajkić, is a Legal Consultant, will provide a practical overview of how the system works, explain the Declaration of Conformity process and look at the rules for developing an in-house POS solution.  AGENDA : Nor... Read more

Norway’s fiscalization framework comes with specific requirements for POS systems, software providers and businesses operating in the retail sector. In this webinar, Ivana Picajkić, is a Legal Con... Read more

In Austria, a customer who orders goods in-store but later pays remotely through a Pay-by-Link service is generally not making a cash payment for cash-register purposes. 

Uruguay’s Tax Authority has changed the public key used in its e-Invoicing test environment for test RUT 219999830019. A new public certificate, valid until September 6, 2028, is available. Providers using this test setup should review their integrations and update the certificate where required. Uruguay’s Tax Authority announced a technical change to its electronic invoicing test envi... Read more

Poland plans to extend the penalty-free transition for e-invoice- KSeF errors until 31 December 2027. The obligation to use KSeF will remain, but businesses will receive more time to adapt their invoicing processes without facing dedicated KSeF penalties for mistakes. The Polish Ministry of Finance announced in the middle of September 2026 that it plans to extend the deferral of penalties for erro... Read more

Japan has approved an outline to temporarily cut the consumption-tax rate on qualifying food and beverages from 8% to 1% from April 1, 2027 to March 31, 2029. Retailers would face significant POS, pricing and accounting changes, but legislation must still pass the Diet (national parliament). Japan’s Cabinet approved an outline on September 15, 2026 for a temporary reduction in the consumptio... Read more

Cyprus has clarified how VAT applies to medical and related services through Circular 4/2026. The guidance explains when healthcare is VAT-exempt, when the reduced 5% rate applies, and when services are subject to normal VAT treatment. The Cyprus Tax Department issued Circular 4/2026 on 26 August 2026, providing updated guidance on the VAT treatment of medical care and related services under Cypru... Read more

Poland is preparing two major digital tax solutions: e-VAT, offering pre-filled VAT settlements, and KeKR, a free fiscal-receipt application for retail sales. KeKR changes are planned from July 2028, while e-VAT should start for the first taxpayers in late 2029. The Polish Ministry of Finance is preparing another major step in the digitalization of the country's tax system. Draft project UD473 has... Read more

Lithuania’s VMI has approved new rules for its Tax Inspectorate- VMI Savitarna self-service environment, effective 25 November 2026. The change reorganizes access and user-rights administration for VMI e-services but does not directly change i.EKA or POS fiscalization rules. Lithuania’s State Tax Inspectorate under the Ministry of Finance, Valstybinė mokesčių inspekcija (VMI), has anno... Read more

From January 1, 2027, certain Croatian taxpayers outside the VAT register will also have to issue e-Invoices for domestic transactions. The Tax Administration is upgrading MIKROeRAČUN so eligible users can issue, receive, fiscalize and store eInvoices without purchasing an additional solution. The Croatian Tax Authority announced that it is upgrading its MIKROeRAČUN application to support the next... Read more