Compliance management

Banqup Group SA, a leading global provider of e-invoicing and payments solutions, shares the news of the official Plateforme Agréée (PA) certification of jefacture.com.

Oman’s OTA has released the Fawtara e-invoicing draft data dictionary. Learn more about the 2026 phased rollout, the 5-corner model, and key compliance steps with Banqup.

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) is moving toward a major reform of its fiscal and invoicing framework with the government recently adopting a draft Law on Fiscalization of Transactions. Although Bosnia and Herzegovina is composed of two entities and a special district, this draft law applies exclusively to the Federation, not the entire country. The proposal aims to modernise the fiscal system, introduce real-time or near-real-time transaction reporting, and reduce the grey economy, but many technical details and timelines are still under development. Based on the information available from official announcements and local media, below is an overview of the current status.

Hungary is considered a leader in the European Union in the field of VAT digitalization, as its Online Invoice System (NAV Online Számla Rendszer) has long required businesses to fulfil a fully digitized data reporting obligation.

A key update for Belgian SMEs and accountants: B2B e-invoicing becomes mandatory on January 1, 2026, but a grace period will start in December 2025. The legal obligation remains, but this offers a practical buffer.

The UK has confirmed its long-awaited e-invoicing mandate: it will be mandatory for all VAT invoices starting in 2029. Learn what this means for your business.

The global electronic invoicing landscape is rapidly evolving, with countries aiming to reduce the national VAT gap. Read on to learn more about the various compliance models, advantages of automation, and strategies like the promising Decentralised CTC and Exchange (DCTCE) model.

The Philippines is rapidly advancing its digital tax environment, transitioning from paper to a centralised electronic system. This article dives into the latest updates, including the dynamic timeline for e-invoicing compliance under the BIR EIS and other key digitalisation initiatives impacting businesses.

Belgium's Hermes e-invoicing platform is retiring on 31 December 2025, just before the mandatory B2B e-invoicing mandate begins on 1 January 2026. This signals a shift to market-based solutions and Peppol connectivity. Understand the critical deadlines and what this means for your e-invoicing strategy.

As already outlined in our previous blog post on the subject, the United Arab Emirates is taking a significant leap forward in its digital transformation journey, particularly within its tax administration, with the confirmation of a phased business-to-business (B2B) e-invoicing mandate.

Ireland officially confirms mandatory B2B e-invoicing as part of Budget 2026, aligning with the EU's ViDA initiative. This blog outlines key timelines, the mandatory Peppol framework, and crucial action points for businesses to ensure strategic readiness.

By January 1, 2027, Slovakia is set to implement mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting, adopting a model comparable to the Peppol-based “five-corner model”. This article examines the latest legislative changes and their impact on businesses operating in Slovakia.

Poland's e-invoicing mandate has been a hot topic for several years, and recently, crucial changes have been introduced. This blog post provides a concise summary of these key developments.

Israel’s progress towards the implementation of an electronic invoicing regime has advanced over the first half of 2023. We have been analysing the unfolding developments in Israel's tax landscape.