The Czech Republic's draft law on sales records reintroduces electronic sales reporting, aiming to monitor business transactions and lessen taxpayer burdens. It mandates real-time data submission to the Financial Administration, applying to both personal and corporate tax payers. A broad definition of reportable transactions includes cash, card payments, and virtual assets. Businesses must registe... Read more

The Slovak Financial Administration published updated lists of e-invoicing service providers, distinguishing between those still in accreditation and those fully certified and authorised to operate within the national e-Faktúra system. This is important for businesses, as only certified providers can be used for compliance ahead of the mandatory domestic B2B e-invoicing obligation starting on 1 Ja... Read more

Did you know that under Ghana’s E-VAT system, discounts must be applied as reductions to the taxable value before VAT calculation and fully integrated into real-time transaction reporting? Read more

Norway is advancing a major digital reform by proposing mandatory e-invoicing for B2B transactions from January 1, 2027 and fully digital accounting systems from January 1, 2030, as part of a broader shift toward end-to-end digital financial processes. Read more

In Austria, electronic invoicing is mandatory for suppliers invoicing federal public authorities, requiring the use of structured formats (e.g., EN 16931, ebInterface, or Peppol) via platforms like e-Rechnung.gv.at or the Peppol network. However, for B2B transactions e-invoicing remains voluntary, although widely used for efficiency and automation. Austria was one of the first countries in Europe... Read more

To record sales, check technical equipment compatible with the EET 2.0 system, choosing the best device for your business. Sign up through DIS+ on the MY TAXES portal. Register your units and generate a cash certificate via the CA EET portal to ensure secure data transmission. A registration unit defines where sales occur, including physical establishments and online platforms. Legislative changes... Read more

The purpose of this document is to describe how electronic invoices are handled in Germany. This document explains e-invoices, what they are, and how they are used, with special attention being paid to their legal treatment in Germany. Read more

Turkey’s Revenue Administration (GİB) is introducing enhanced validation checks in the e-Invoice system from April 1, 2026, requiring invoice data to align with taxpayer registration and activity codes to improve data accuracy. Read more

The Italian Revenue Agency clarified that self-service systems like car washes qualify as automatic vending machines under Legislative Decree 127/2015, meaning no electronic receipts are required and payment terminals do not need to be connected to electronic cash registers, as tax obligations are fulfilled through periodic data transmission. However, for mixed or standard payment setups, connect... Read more

Denmark has launched a public consultation on a new e-invoicing strategy proposing a shift from the national OIOUBL format to a single Peppol-based standard (Nemhandel BIS 4) to reduce complexity and align with European frameworks. The transition will occur gradually until mid-2029, when Peppol will become mandatory and OIOUBL fully phased out. The Danish Business Authority has launched a public c... Read more

Mexico’s SAT has begun sending notices to taxpayers over inconsistencies in CFDI invoicing, particularly the incorrect use of the PUE payment method instead of PPD when payments are deferred. Read more

Estonia's implementation of the EU Distance Marketing Directive mandates a prominent withdrawal button for online consumer contracts. This applies to most distance contracts, excluding specific exceptions like healthcare. The button must function throughout the 14-day withdrawal period, allowing users to submit a withdrawal request easily and ensuring trader confirmation. Existing withdrawal right... Read more

The Greek fiscalization framework is based on a combination of certified fiscal devices and digital reporting via the myDATA platform, governed by a structured legal framework and supervised by the tax authority (AADE), applying to defined taxpayers, transactions, and business activities. Businesses, especially retailers, must comply with strict fiscal requirements, including issuing compliant receipts, using certified hardware or service providers, and ensuring real-time or near real-time data transmission to the tax authority. Read more

France is entering a new phase of fiscal digitalization with the upcoming e-invoicing and e-reporting obligations starting in September 2026, fundamentally changing how transaction data is shared with the tax administration. In this webinar, we will explore the current French fiscalization framework, the upcoming digital VAT reform, the operational impact on retailers, and the implications of pos... Read more