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Closing the gap: merging e-invoicing and VAT Returns

Closing the gap: merging e-invoicing and VAT Returns

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ViDA and global digital e-reporting mandates open up troublesome differences with VAT returns Across Europe, finance leaders are being asked a sharper question: Why does the VAT return not reconcile to the e-invoicing or e-reporting data submitted to the authorities? VATCalc's e-Reconciliation automates the identification
Ireland reconfirms B2B domestic VAT e-invoicing Nov 2028 – Nov 2029

Ireland reconfirms B2B domestic VAT e-invoicing Nov 2028 – Nov 2029

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Revenue confirms Nov 2028 to 29 domestic B2B e-invoicing & e-reporting 10 February 2026: Ireland Revenue has reconfirmed a two-phase launch of e-invoicing & e-reporting mandate: Nov 2028: large taxpayers corporations domestic transactions. All business will need to be able to receive eInvoices. Nov 2029:
VATCalc tackles disharmonisation in ViDA Digital Reporting Requirements

VATCalc tackles disharmonisation in ViDA Digital Reporting Requirements

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How VATCalc’s single VAT determination & reporting app solves the disharmonisation revealed by ViDA’s Digital Reporting Requirements As the EU moves toward the July 2030 ViDA Digital Reporting Requirements (DRR), it is becoming clear that the main challenge is not reporting volume or frequency—it is
Angola B2B e-invoicing 2026

Angola B2B e-invoicing 2026

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E-invoicing launches over two phases from 1st January 2026 The General Tax Administration (Administration General Tributary) has imposed the obligation to issue electronic invoices for most supplies of goods and services. The selected model is a post-clearance regime, requiring the use of certified agents or
EU ViDA transforms tax engine & returns tech landscape

EU ViDA transforms tax engine & returns tech landscape

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ViDA: multinationals need a single tax engine & reporting application Global multinationals are facing a once-in-a-generation shift in indirect tax. The EU’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms — rolling out 2026-35 — will replace traditional, periodic VAT returns with real-time, transaction-level reporting and

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