On 8 June 2026, Norway's Storting approved amendments for e-invoicing and digital accounting, effective from 2026 to 2030. On 8 June 2026, the Storting in Norway approved amendments to the Accounting Act and several other financial laws. These changes, based on the Ministry of Finance’s proposal in Bill 44 L (2025–2026), were confirmed by the King in Council. Most of the amendments wil... Read more

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 ca... Read more

Brazil’s NFS-e Management Committee urged municipalities to join the National NFS-e System to avoid issues with future IBS/CBS integration. It also introduced a national DANFSe standard and updated the NFS-e layout for tax reform, including IBS/CBS fields, debit and credit notes, and Simples Nacional changes. Businesses must adapt ERP, invoicing, and compliance systems. Brazil’s NFS-e Manage... Read more

Luxembourg’s updated Pillar Two FAQs clarify registration, reporting, covered tax treatment, GIR notification obligations, and transitional measures. The key practical impact is that Luxembourg entities within in-scope groups must register broadly with the tax authority, even where no top-up tax is due or a safe harbor applies. The ACD clarified that tax assessments will be issued to allow taxpaye... Read more

The UK government is consulting on extending VAT liability to online marketplaces for domestic sellers, addressing tax fraud and ensuring compliance. Current rules, established in 2021 for overseas sellers, may inadequately cover UK businesses, particularly in retail and food sectors. The UK government has launched a consultation on extending VAT liability for online marketplaces to tackle tax fra... Read more

Türkiye updated its e-Invoice Special Integration Guide for private integrators. The guide defines rules for approval, testing, data transfer, account management, security, logging, business continuity, and disaster recovery. It sets the technical and legal framework for providing e-Invoice and related e-document services in Türkiye. Türkiye’s Revenue Administration has published versio... Read more

A 4-corner model launched in April 2026 supports Peppol-based e-invoices. Key milestones include the July 2026 pilot, mandatory ASP appointment by October 2026, and phased implementation for taxpayers through 2029. Specific technical requirements and mandatory fields for PINT AE Tax eInvoices are established. Peppol PINT AE-based e-invoicing in 2027 The Ministry of Finance delayed the deadline fo... Read more

The campaign “Every Receipt Counts!” raises awareness about fiscal responsibility, fair business practices, and consumer protection, urging citizens to engage in transparent financial activities. Read more

Mexico’s tax authority (SAT) may investigate the authenticity of transactions behind CFDIs. They assess “materiality” linked to the real economic substance of declared transactions. Read more

The NRA has initiated inspections on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast to ensure compliance with tax regulations, prevent unjustified price hikes, and monitor businesses. The National Revenue Agency (NRA) has begun large-scale inspections along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast for the summer season. The campaign is designed to ensure businesses comply with tax and social security regulations, while also... Read more

CSD suspension can halt retail invoicing operations. The tax authority may review CFDIs for validity, impacting taxpayers quickly. Read more

The Danish government plans to abolish VAT on books, enabling zero VAT on printed books, e-books, and audiobooks by 2027, pending approval. The new four-party Danish government has announced plans to reintroduce the abolition of VAT on books, a measure that was part of the 2026 Finance Act but lapsed when the previous SVM government resigned. Currently, books in Denmark are taxed at the standard... Read more

The Norwegian Ministry of Finance proposes VAT rule changes for postal transport to ensure individual items sent abroad are VAT-exempt, limiting exceptions for Posten Norge. Consultation ends July 29, 2026. The Norwegian Ministry of Finance has put forward a proposal to change the VAT rules for postal transport. The goal is to make the system more neutral by aligning postal services with the gener... Read more

The consultation addresses online marketplaces (OMPs) and UK businesses utilizing them, including takeaway food delivery. Additional views from private non-business sellers and consumers are invited to simplify VAT rules. The 8-week consultation runs from 23 June to 18 August 2026, led by HMRC and HMT. Responses, submitted via an online form or email, will influence policy, with a summary publishe... Read more

Updated SI-UBL 2 and Peppol BIS 3 validation rules become mandatory in the Netherlands on 17 August 2026, affecting structured B2B/B2G e-invoices and credit notes. The Dutch Peppol Authority has published updated validation artefacts for SI-UBL 2 (NLCIUS) and Peppol BIS 3. The new rules become mandatory from 17 August 2026, while the current versions remain valid until then. The update also aligns... Read more

New VAT rates effective 1 January 2028: standard rate up to 8.6%, hotel rate up 0.3%; no change for reduced rate. Retailers must prepare for adjustments. New VAT Rates from 1 January 2028: Standard rate: +0.5 percentage points (8.1% → 8.6%) Hotel accommodation rate: +0.3 percentage points Reduced rate (food, medicines & essentials at 2.6%): No change Main Implications for Retail:... Read more