This document is a Turkish Revenue Administration application guide for the e-Archive system. The guide outlines the requirements, procedures, and technical specifications for the use of Turkey’s e-Archive system. Read more

This document is a Turkish Revenue Administration application guide for the e-Archive system. The guide outlines the requirements, procedures, and technical specifications for the use of Turkey’s e-Archive system. Read more

North Macedonia’s Public Revenue Office warned e-Invoice testers to use only the official Efactura wiki and official browser extension, avoiding unofficial Chrome Web Store extensions due to security and signing risks. The Public Revenue Office of North Macedonia has warned companies testing the new e-Invoice system to use only official information and official software sources. Companies involve... Read more

Ghana is preparing to launch an automated VAT deduction system for online transactions in August, allowing VAT to be captured directly at the digital point of payment. Read more

Greece clarified that foreign companies can obtain a YPAHES e-Invoicing provider license only if they have a headquarters or permanent establishment in Greece with a Greek Tax Identification Number. Read more

New tax regulations mandate biometric authentication for legal representatives during electronic invoice registration and updates, using facial recognition technology to enhance identity verification and reduce fraud in tax administration. Legal representatives registering or updating electronic invoice information will soon be required to complete biometric authentication under new tax regulation... Read more

Austria plans to reduce VAT on selected basic food products from 10% to 4.9% from July 1, 2026, aiming to lower grocery prices and support consumers amid inflation. Austria is moving forward with a VAT reduction on selected basic food products to help households cope with high grocery prices. From July 1, 2026, the VAT rate on certain essential foods is expected to fall from 10% to 4.9%. The Aust... Read more

Norway has proposed mandatory structured B2B e-invoicing from January 1, 2027, using EHF/Peppol formats, followed by mandatory digital bookkeeping from January 1, 2030 Norway has proposed introducing mandatory electronic invoicing for businesses from January 1, 2027. Under the proposal, businesses with bookkeeping obligations in Norway would have to issue structured e-Invoices when invoicing othe... Read more

Greece is advancing mandatory B2B e-Invoicing and e-Transportation reporting through the myDATA platform, expanding real-time tax control over invoices and goods movements. The rollout continues in phases during 2026, with full e-Invoicing coverage from October 1, 2026, Phase B e-Transportation reporting from October 12, 2026, and item-level classification from January 1, 2027. Greece is moving fo... Read more

Czech Financial Administration announces EET 2.0 details, including documentation and testing environments. The Czech Financial Administration has released information regarding the upcoming EET 2.0 system, providing clarity on technical documentation, testing environments, and security requirements for cashier certificates. Technical documentation for EET 2.0 will be published in mid-June 2026 o... Read more

This document is a country compliance overview for Denmark, focused on how retailers/webshops must record, report, and document online sales. It explains how online sales in Denmark are treated from a fiscalization, VAT, accounting, and consumer-protection perspective. Read more

Latvia plans to introduce a temporary 12% VAT rate on selected essential foods from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027, covering bread, milk, poultry, and eggs. The same bill would also limit the 5% VAT rate for books and press publications from 2026 to publications in specified languages only. From 1 July 2026, Latvia will introduce a temporary reduced VAT rate of 12% on essential food items. The measur... Read more

Kosovo has introduced a rule from June 1, 2026 requiring all transactions above €2,000 between businesses and individuals to be paid through bank or electronic channels, with penalties for non-compliance. The Tax Administration of Kosovo (TAK) has officially introduced new restrictions on cash transactions, following a decision by the Minister of Finance. Taxpayers engaged in economic activity wil... Read more