Blogs

The Australian Government has announced a proposal to create a “Business eInvoicing Right” (BER) with a staggered approach from July 1, 2023. ...Continued

On December 14, 2021, a new law was published in Luxembourg’s Official Journal which will make it compulsory for businesses involved in public contracts to issue electronic invoices to the Government....Continued

The majority of countries with a VAT or GST regime require tax invoices to have a unique sequential number. ...Continued

It’s now been six months since the EU introduced major changes to how low-value goods shipped from outside the EU to European consumers were taxed. ...Continued

The Latvian Cabinet has formally reviewed and publicly backed a report on the introduction of e-invoicing prepared by the Ministry of Finance....Continued

On October 29, 2021, Belgium’s Minister of Finance released a policy note in relation to the 2022 Budget Agreement, reaffirming the Belgian Government’s intention to introduce mandatory e-invoicing fo...Continued

The Mexican tax authority (Servicio de Administración Tributaria – “SAT”) has announced changes to its CFDI electronic invoicing system, which will affect both the CFDI issue and receipt/payment proce...Continued

Nigeria’s Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed has confirmed in a public presentation on the approved 2022 Budget, that the 2021 Finance Act was signed into law by President...Continued

Starting on January 1, 2022, Ukraine now requires non-resident digital service providers to register, charge and remit VAT at the standard rate on the sale of digital services to local consumers (B2C)...Continued

Taxpayers will be able to file a single sales tax return instead of having to file separate returns to the FBR and each of the different provincial sales tax authorities....Continued