Serbia clarifies use of security hologram stickers for paper consignment notes

Serbia has published guidance on obtaining security hologram stickers used for paper-form electronic consignment notes where there is a temporary system or internet connection interruption. In such cases, the sender must print three copies with matching stickers for the sender, carrier, and recipient. Stickers are issued by the National Bank of Serbia’s Topčider Banknote and Coin Production Plant and are available in sets of three, in packages of 100 or 1,000. Stickers are collected after advance payment by an authorized representative.  

Poland enables scam-invoice reporting through KSeF 2.0 Taxpayer Application 

Poland’s Ministry of Finance has enabled taxpayers to report suspected fraudulent or abusive invoices directly through the KSeF 2.0 Taxpayer Application from April 24, 2026. Users can now flag the invoice, provide a reason and justification, confirm the declaration, and submit it to the tax administration. The Ministry has clarified that such invoices should no longer be reported through the KSeF reporting form. 

Greece postpones Phase 2 of Digital Dispatch Note reporting

Greece’s AADE has postponed Phase 2 of digital dispatch note / stock movement reporting under myDATA to allow additional time for technical implementation. Phase 1 remains mandatory from December 1, 2025. Phase 2 will now be implemented in stages, with loading, transshipment, receipt, stock traceability, and inventory control data required from October 12, 2026, followed by Combined Nomenclature commodity-coding data from January 1, 2027. The temporary exception for certain olive movements to olive mills will remain valid until October 11, 2026.

Denmark releases OIOUBL 2.1 Schematron 1.17.2 hotfix for invoice validation

The Danish Business Authority has released OIOUBL 2.1 Schematron version 1.17.2 to correct an invoice validation issue in version 1.17.1. The hotfix prevents invoices from being incorrectly rejected when VAT codes differ between invoice lines and document-level allowances or charges. The update also improves VAT-code consistency checks, expands VAT-code support for Peppol invoice conversion, and strengthens currency-code validation across amount fields. Implementation was scheduled for May 18, 2026. 

Qatar cabinet approves draft e-invoicing law and executive regulations

Qatar’s Cabinet has approved a draft e-invoicing law and its executive regulations, marking a significant step toward a formal legal framework for the issuance of electronic invoices and related notices. Prepared by the Ministry of Finance in coordination with the General Tax Authority, the framework supports Qatar’s digital transformation agenda and aims to improve transparency, strengthen compliance monitoring, and establish reliable regulatory data.

UAE extends ASP appointment deadline under E-Invoicing system

The UAE Ministry of Finance has extended the deadline for businesses with annual revenue above AED 50 million to appoint an Accredited Service Provider under the UAE Electronic Invoicing System from July 31, 2026, to October 30, 2026. This change reflects market-readiness assessments and stakeholder feedback; the mandatory go-live date remains unchanged, with affected businesses required to fully implement the eInvoicing system by no later than 1 January 2027. 

Romania advances targeted simplification of RO e-Factura obligations for CNP-identified individuals

Romania’s Budget-Finance Committee announced an amendment making RO e-Factura optional for taxpayers identified by Personal Numeric Code (CNP), removing the mandatory requirement after the June 1, 2026, transition period. The measure also applies to CNP-identified individuals earning copyright income and removes mandatory RO e-Factura use for certain individual farmers and foreign cultural institutes. Eligible taxpayers may request removal from the RO e-Invoice Register. 

Romania's Ministry of Finance supported an amendment adopted by the Budget-Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies to simplify RO e-Factura obligations for taxpayers identified by personal numeric code (CNP) and certain other taxpayer categories. The proposal would make RO e-Factura optional for relevant CNP-identified individuals, including certain copyright-income earners, individual farmers and foreign cultural institutes, and would allow eligible taxpayers already registered  to request removal from the RO e-Invoice Register.