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12 sept. 2025

Bulgaria Introduces SAF-T Reporting: Mandatory for Large Companies from 2026

Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) is implementing Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T) reporting under the EU-funded REFORM/SC2022/050 project. The system will become mandatory for large enterprises from January 1, 2026, with a five-year phased rollout.

Bulgaria Introduces SAF-T Reporting: Mandatory for Large Companies from 2026

12 sept. 2025

Croatia Launches New E-Invoice App for Small Businesses: MIKROeRAČUN

Croatia’s Ministry of Finance Tax Administration has launched the free e-invoice application MIKROeRAČUN for taxpayers outside the VAT system. Version 1.0, effective September 1, 2025, will also offer invoice issuance features from 2027.

Croatia Launches New E-Invoice App for Small Businesses: MIKROeRAČUN

12 sept. 2025

Greece Mandates Digital Stock Movement Monitoring

The Hellenic Independent Authority for Public Revenue (IAPR) has published new regulations making digital monitoring of stock movements mandatory. The system will be implemented in phases starting June 2, 2025, operating through the myDATA platform. Non-compliance penalties are EUR 1,000 per tax audit.

Greece Mandates Digital Stock Movement Monitoring

12 sept. 2025

Croatia Implements New Classification in E-Invoice System: KPD 2025 Standard

Croatia’s Ministry of Finance Tax Administration is implementing the new goods and services classification KPD 2025 for the electronic invoice system (eRačun). The new system provides international standards-compliant data collection and reporting capabilities in preparation for 2025.

Croatia Implements New Classification in E-Invoice System: KPD 2025 Standard

12 sept. 2025

Poland’s E-Invoice System Major Update: Transition to KSeF 2.0 Begins

Poland’s Ministry of Finance announced the important transition timeline for the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF). The KSeF 1.0 test environment will close on September 1, and the new KSeF 2.0 test environment will launch on September 30. The mandatory system will begin on February 1, 2026.

Poland’s E-Invoice System Major Update: Transition to KSeF 2.0 Begins

12 sept. 2025

Romania Reforms VAT System for Small Businesses:395,000 Lei New Threshold

The Romanian government has published a comprehensive ordinance regulating the special VAT exemption regime for small enterprises. The regulation, taking effect on September 1, 2025, raises the exemption threshold from 300,000 Lei to 395,000 Lei.

Romania Reforms VAT System for Small Businesses:395,000 Lei New Threshold

12 sept. 2025

Turkiye Updates e-Archive System: Takes Effect October 3

Turkiye’s Revenue Administration (GİB) announced updates to the e-Archive package and e-Archive Technical Guide. The new updates will take effect from October 3, 2025.

Turkiye Updates e-Archive System: Takes Effect October 3

12 sept. 2025

Chile Introduces New Requirements for Business-to-Consumer Invoices: Effective September 2025

Chile’s Internal Revenue Service (SII) has published a technical change requiring additional recipient and payment information for business-to-consumer (B2C) electronic invoices (boletas). The regulation announced on December 31, 2024, will take effect no earlier than September 2025.

Chile Introduces New Requirements for Business-to-Consumer Invoices: Effective September 2025

12 sept. 2025

Denmark Advances Accounting Digitalization:Common Standard Chart of Accounts and SAF-T File Format

Denmark’s Business Authority and Tax Agency have developed two new standards to facilitate companies’ sharing of accounting data. The common public standard chart of accounts and SAF-T file format aim to simplify data sharing while reducing error sources.

Denmark Advances Accounting Digitalization:Common Standard Chart of Accounts and SAF-T File Format

12 sept. 2025

Romania Reforms VAT System for Small Businesses:395,000 Lei New Threshold

The Romanian government has published a comprehensive ordinance regulating the special VAT exemption regime for small enterprises. The regulation, taking effect on September 1, 2025, raises the exemption threshold from 300,000 Lei to 395,000 Lei.

Romania Reforms VAT System for Small Businesses:395,000 Lei New Threshold
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