October 2026
European E-Invoicing: updates and upcoming deadlines
E-invoicing is reshaping tax compliance and invoicing processes across Europe. While some countries already operate well-established systems, others are introducing new requirements, with key deadlines approaching in 2026 and 2027.
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Tax Reporting in Hungary: Receipt reporting expands data...
Since 1 September 2026, Hungary has extended its tax reporting framework to include data from certain handwritten and computer-generated receipts. This development further advances the digitalisation of VAT and reflects a wider European trend: the shift from e-invoicing to transaction reporting. For businesses, the challenge is now as much a tax issue as it is a technological one, with a direct impact on ERP systems, till systems and data flows.
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#AtoZ – Finance : from data to decision-making,...
AI, e-invoicing, digitalisation and automation: how the finance function is evolving and why the CFO is becoming a key driver of business transformation.
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Electronic invoicing in Spain: Facturae, SII and the...
Electronic invoicing in Spain continues to grow rapidly. There are three key areas to watch out for: exchanges with the public sector; the system already in place for certain large taxpayers; and the new national invoicing framework, which will be available to everyone. Here are the key points to remember.
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VeriFactu: Spain’s new tax control system
Businesses in Spain must prepare for new compliance requirements arising from the regulation governing computerised invoicing systems (SIF), of which VeriFactu is one of the available compliance methods. Initially scheduled for 2026, the obligation to adapt invoicing systems was postponed to 2027. On 5 October 2026, the Spanish Ministry of Finance announced its intention to postpone certain obligations until October 2028. However, this revised timetable remains subject to formal adoption of the relevant provisions.
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