Belgium's parliament approved its first legislation implementing parts of the EU VAT in the Digital Age reform on October 22, 2026. The measures mainly affect e-commerce, distance sales, and One Stop Shop VAT procedures from January 2027, while broader digital reporting and registration reforms will follow. Belgium has taken its first legislative step toward implementing the European Union's VAT i... Read more

The Czech Financial Administration has published a methodological guide to the EET 2.0 data message, explaining how each item is completed, with examples for rounding, vouchers, representation, delegation, storno, deposits, and advances. Vendors should check POS logic against it before EET 2.0 starts in 2027. The Czech Financial Administration has published a new methodological document titled "Po... Read more

French cash register software must close every day, month and year and produce signed grand totals. The perpetual total never resets, except in limited cases: a change of software or hardware under the tax guidance, or a change of SIREN under NF525. Here is how these counters work in practice.

Denmark’s Business Authority updated its guidance for digital accounting system providers on October 19, 2026. The guidance explains expanded SAF-T data requirements from January 2027, business identity verification and e-Invoicing functions from March 2027, and additional data security controls from January 2028.

Ghana's tax authority confirms that its new digital VAT collection system does not introduce additional taxes, while reports suggest mandatory E-VAT may expand to more businesses from November 1, 2026. Retailers and POS providers should monitor official implementation guidance. Ghana confirms that its new digital VAT collection system does not introduce additional taxes to taxpayers. As a reminder... Read more

This document outlines Panama’s electronic invoicing (SFEP) technical requirements, including XML formats, digital signatures, invoice authorization, validation, QR codes, and communication with PACs and the Tax Authority (DGI).

This document outlines Panama’s electronic invoicing (SFEP) technical requirements, including XML formats, digital signatures, invoice authorization, validation, QR codes, and communication with PACs and the Tax Authority (DGI).

This resolution establishes the requirements for using computerized invoicing systems in Panama, covering authorization, security controls, data storage, and invoice issuance.

Law No. 256 of November 26, 2021, establishes Panama’s legal framework for fiscal invoicing, including authorized fiscal devices, electronic invoicing (SFEP), mandatory documentation, and exemptions. It also regulates compliance obligations, Tax Authority powers, and penalties for invoicing violations.