Slovenia proposes VAT Act changes linked to EU VAT in the Digital Age reform
Slovenia
Author: Nikolina Basić
Slovenia has published a new draft amendment to its VAT Act to begin implementing EU VAT in the Digital Age rules. The proposal is planned to start applying in 2027 and forms part of a wider EU reform covering OSS/IOSS, platforms, VAT registrations and future digital reporting. Slovenia's Ministry of Finance has published a new draft amendment to the Value Added Tax Act (ZDDV-1) as part of the cou... Read more
Slovenia has published a new draft amendment to its VAT Act to begin implementing EU VAT in the Digital Age rules. The proposal is planned to start applying in 2027 and forms part of a wider EU reform covering OSS/IOSS, platforms, VAT registrations and future digital reporting.
Austria: Digital Receipt Rules Have Started to Apply as of October 1, 2026
Austria
Author: Ivana Picajkić
Since October 1, 2026, Austrian businesses have been allowed to provide Fiscal Receipts digitally, including through email, apps or on-site QR codes. Receipt issuance remains mandatory, customers retain the right to paper receipts, and tax authorities have announced increased inspections of digital receipt procedures. Austria's simplified digital receipt rules have been in effect since October 1,... Read more
Since October 1, 2026, Austrian businesses have been allowed to provide Fiscal Receipts digitally, including through email, apps or on-site QR codes. Receipt issuance remains mandatory, customers retain the right to paper receipts, and tax authorities have announced increased inspections of digital receipt procedures.
Spain sets final B2B e-invoicing timeline, with first mandate starting in October 2027
Spain
Author: Nikolina Basić
Spain has triggered the final countdown for mandatory B2B e-invoicing. Large businesses must comply from 6 October 2027, followed by most remaining businesses in October 2028, while certain self-employed taxpayers receive until October 2029 for invoice-status reporting. Spain has taken a decisive step toward mandatory B2B electronic invoicing with the publication of the technical ministerial order... Read more
Spain has triggered the final countdown for mandatory B2B e-invoicing. Large businesses must comply from 6 October 2027, followed by most remaining businesses in October 2028, while certain self-employed taxpayers receive until October 2029 for invoice-status reporting.
Sweden: XML export from journal memory becomes mandatory from 1 January 2027
Sweden
Author: Aleksandra Vukić
From 1 January 2027, every cash register in Sweden must meet SKVFS 2021:17. For registers with journal memory, this means registrations must be exportable to an XML file valid against the Swedish Tax Agency’s schema. The rules date from 2021; what ends now is the transitional period. The Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) states on its cash register page that, from 1 January 2027, a business&... Read more
From 1 January 2027, every cash register in Sweden must meet SKVFS 2021:17. For registers with journal memory, this means registrations must be exportable to an XML file valid against the Swedish Tax Agency’s schema. The rules date from 2021; what ends now is the transitional period.
Payment methods in the Netherlands
Netherlands
Author: Ljubica Blagojević
This document is about a common digital payment method in the Netherlands and how the country is using this payment method in retail.
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Author: Ljubica Blagojević
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E-invoicing system in the Netherlands
Netherlands
Author: Ljubica Blagojević
This document summarizes the main e-invoicing rules in the Netherlands, including B2G and B2B requirements, Peppol standards, invoice content, and archiving obligations.
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Author: Ljubica Blagojević
This document summarizes the main e-invoicing rules in the Netherlands, including B2G and B2B requirements, Peppol standards, invoice content, and archiving obligations. Netherlands E-invocing.
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Spain announces VeriFactu postponement until October 2028 to align with mandatory e-Invoicing
Spain
Author: Nikolina Basić
Spain’s Ministry of Finance has announced plans to postpone VeriFactu-fiscalization obligations until October 2028 to align with mandatory B2B e-invoicing. However, the postponement is not yet legally effective, meaning the existing 2027 deadlines remain applicable until the regulations are amended. On 5 October 2026, Spain’s Ministry of Finance announced plans to postpone the outstand... Read more
Spain’s Ministry of Finance has announced plans to postpone VeriFactu-fiscalization obligations until October 2028 to align with mandatory B2B e-invoicing. However, the postponement is not yet legally effective, meaning the existing 2027 deadlines remain applicable until the regulations are amended.
Greece Postpones Phase 2 of Digital Goods Movement Requirements to 2027 and 2028
Greece
Author: Ivana Picajkić
Greece has postponed Phase 2 of its digital goods movement framework. Loading, transshipment, receipt and quantitative-control reporting will become mandatory on January 1, 2027, while standardized TARIC-based item coding moves to January 1, 2028. The Tax Authority (AADE) has postponed the second phase of the digital monitoring of goods movements, giving businesses more time to adapt their systems... Read more
Greece has postponed Phase 2 of its digital goods movement framework. Loading, transshipment, receipt and quantitative-control reporting will become mandatory on January 1, 2027, while standardized TARIC-based item coding moves to January 1, 2028.
Norway Finalises B2B E-Invoicing Rules for 2027, Including Formats, Exemptions and Transition Period
Norway
Author: Ivana Picajkić
Norway has finalized its B2B E-Invoicing rules ahead of January 1, 2027, confirming approved invoice formats, exemptions and transitional arrangements. Mandatory E-Invoice reception and digital bookkeeping will follow in 2030, giving businesses additional time to adapt their systems. Norway has finalized the implementing regulations for its mandatory Business-to-Business (B2B) e-Invoicing framewor... Read more
Norway has finalized its B2B E-Invoicing rules ahead of January 1, 2027, confirming approved invoice formats, exemptions and transitional arrangements. Mandatory E-Invoice reception and digital bookkeeping will follow in 2030, giving businesses additional time to adapt their systems.
Lithuania: Tax administration-VMI introduces new self-service and access rules for tax information systems
Lithuania
Author: Nikolina Basić
Lithuania’s Tax inspectorate -VMI is moving access and user-right administration for its electronic tax services to the new VMI Self-Service environment. The changes introduce mandatory two-factor authentication, self-generated login credentials and new access procedures, including specific changes for foreign companies. The Lithuanian State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) has introduced new rules go... Read more
Lithuania’s Tax inspectorate -VMI is moving access and user-right administration for its electronic tax services to the new VMI Self-Service environment. The changes introduce mandatory two-factor authentication, self-generated login credentials and new access procedures, including specific changes for foreign companies.
France’s Technical Event Log (JET) Under NF525 v2.3: Why Collecting the Data Is Harder Than Signing It
France
Author: Tamara Tegeltija
Under NF525 v2.3 and its R19 dictionary, every certified POS in France must keep a signed, chained Technical Event Log (JET). Signing the events is well defined.
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Subscribe for countryPortugal confirms SAF-T Accounting for 2027 records, with first submission in 2028
Portugal
Author: Nikolina Basić
Portugal has postponed mandatory SAF-T Accounting again. The requirement will apply to accounting periods beginning in 2027, meaning the first mandatory files will be submitted in 2028 and used to support the annual IES reporting process. Portugal has confirmed the new timetable for the mandatory submission of SAF-T (PT) Accounting files. The obligation will apply to accounting periods from 2027 o... Read more
Portugal has postponed mandatory SAF-T Accounting again. The requirement will apply to accounting periods beginning in 2027, meaning the first mandatory files will be submitted in 2028 and used to support the annual IES reporting process.
Payment methods in Finland
Finland
Author: Ljubica Blagojević
This document is about a common digital payment method in Finland and how the country is using this payment method in retail.
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