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Romania launches new e-invoicing system – “RO e-Factura”

The official Gazette on November 8, 2021 published the Minister of Finance’s Order approving the procedure for the use and operation of a new national system of electronic invoicing – the RO e-Factura...Continued

Vietnam moving ahead with roadmap to mandatory e-invoicing in 2022

Vietnam is moving forward with its e-invoicing project. The mandatory requirement for businesses to issue electronic invoices was pushed back to July 1, 2022....Continued

Slovakia launches new e-invoicing system – “Informačný Systém Elektronickej Fakturácie (IS EFA)

The Slovak Republic’s Ministry of Finance is implementing a central national electronic invoicing system to allow businesses to send e-invoices in a structured data format to the tax authority....Continued

Introduction to Incoterms and their impact on indirect tax

Incoterms are a set of internationally recognised definitions and rules of interpretation that cover most common commercial scenarios used in contracts for the sale of goods. ...Continued

“VAT in the Digital Age” – latest from the European Commission

The European Commission’s “VAT in the Digital Age” initiative is a response to the digitalisation of the economy and the new challenges that this poses to European tax authorities and the EU VAT syste...Continued

Changes to Intrastat declarations from January 2022

From January 1, 2022, the new 'Regulation on European business statistics' will require two additional pieces of statistical information for Intrastat Dispatches declarations across the European Union...Continued

EU “VAT Gap” Report released

The European Commission has released the results of its latest “VAT Gap” study, quantifying the amount of VAT that should have been collected by national tax authorities but was not....Continued

Don’t let tax break your festive spirit (or profit)

Despite ongoing uncertainty with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, new research suggests 79% of retailers are expecting 2021 to be their biggest holiday season on record. ...Continued

Bahrain VAT rate to double

Bahrain will double its standard VAT rate from 5% to 10% with effect January 1, 2022....Continued

Qatar General Tax Authority President confirms VAT still “under legislation”

The President of Qatar’s General Tax Authority, Mr. Ahmad Eissa Al Mohannadi, recently confirmed that Qatar was still committed to introducing VAT as per the GCC Unified Agreement for VAT, signed in 2...Continued