Budget extends EFDMS e-invoice reporting to remaining taxpayers The 2025/26 Budget proposal put forward on 13 June 2025 includes integrate their invoicing systems with the Tanzania Revenue Authority. Tanzania e-invoiced can be generated in several ways via systems that are integrated with the Tanzanian electronic
Confirmation of VAT obligations for non-resident providers of digital services The Albanian Drejtoria e Përgjithshme e Tatimeve (General Directorate of Taxes) issued updated guidance on VAT obligations for registration and compliance of VAT for foreign providers. Albania imposed VAT collections obligations on non-resident providers of
May 2025 launch B2G e-invoicing CamInvoice; 2027 B2B Cambodia’s General Department of Digital Economy (GDDE) has launched 12 May 2025 its B2G CamInvoice. It is used for the process of sending and receiving invoices in electronic form between sellers and buyers without the need for
Rise in the VAT registration threshold for non-resident providers of digital services From 1 April 2025, the Value Added Tax registration threshold for foreign providers of digital services to Taiwanese consumers was raised from TWD 480,000 to TWD 600,000 (approx $18,500). VAT was imposed non-resident
April 2025 Phase 2 mandatory JoFotara electronic billing The Jordanian Department of Income and Sales Tax is mandating taxpayers to fully adopt e-invoicing via the JoFotara e-invoicing platform. Failure to do so will mean suppliers will not be entitled to deduct any input VAT paid.
2025/26 Budget statement announces plans to implement VAT collections on foreign providers of digital services The south west African country of Namibia’s 2025/26 budget has confirmed that new legislation is bring prepared to extend the VAT net imported digital services to local consumers. The implementation
2025 tax reform decree introducing 18% VAT on non-resident platform e-services repealed The Caribbean island state of Dominican Republic failed again to impost VAT liabilities for foreign providers of digital services via digital platforms for local consumers. It had implemented on 28 February the obligations
Withdraw VND 1m VAT-exemption on B2C imports From 18 February 2025, all B2C low-value consignment imports to Vietnam will be subject to 10% VAT. Previously, there was a VND 1million (approx US$40) exemption. The threshold was introduced in 2010 for shipments mad vis express delivery.
