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The UAE Ministry of Finance has issued two decisions regarding the Electronic Invoicing System, applicable to all businesses for B2B and B2G transactions. Businesses must appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) and use the OpenPeppol standard. Implementation starts with a pilot in July 2026, with phased mandatory adoption based on revenue thresholds.

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Vietnam's VAT refund for foreign and overseas Vietnamese buyers, per Circular No. 84/2026/TT-BTC, includes an electronic management system linking customs, tax, banks, and sellers. Sellers must input, sign, and transmit data. Foreigners can claim refunds by presenting required documents before departure. Banks, after approval, process VAT refunds.
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New Zealand’s model emphasizes voluntary uptake with government leadership on Peppol for domestic B2G transactions. Large suppliers face mandatory requirements from 2027 for government work, while the broader economy benefits from efficiency gains without immediate mandates or real-time tax reporting. Businesses should prepare systems for Peppol compatibility and maintain 7-year records. Monitor official channels for potential future expansions.
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The UAE Ministry of Finance has issued two decisions regarding the Electronic Invoicing System, applicable to all businesses for B2B and B2G transactions. Businesses must appoint an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) and use the OpenPeppol standard. Implementation starts with a pilot in July 2026, with phased mandatory adoption based on revenue thresholds.
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Thailand’s e-invoicing system is voluntary, with no 2026/2027 B2B mandate. Adoption is encouraged through tax incentives, while businesses should monitor future mandate and incentive developments.
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SARS issued guidance on Global Minimum Tax filings through eFiling, covering GMT01, GMT02, deadlines, supporting documents, and payments. The first Global Information Return is due within 18 months after the first reportable fiscal year, while later filings are due within 15 months. Taxpayers must activate the GMT tax type before filing. Payments are made through “Pay Now” using Credit Push and cannot be reversed once confirmed.
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