Oman Fawtara e-invoicing: status & guide

Oman’s OTA has released the Fawtara e-invoicing draft data dictionary. Learn more about the 2026 phased rollout, the 5-corner model, and key compliance steps with Banqup.

E-invoicing in the GCC: A region in digital transformation

E-invoicing is reshaping the GCC’s digital landscape, driven by modernization and evolving VAT rules. Governments are using it to improve compliance, efficiency, and transparency. Here’s what it means for businesses today.

UAE's e-invoicing initiative: A new era for VAT compliance and efficiency

The UAE is modernising its VAT administration by introducing a new e-invoicing initiative. The initiative aims to streamline compliance, increase transparency, and boost revenue collection. It is a significant step in the government's digital transformation efforts.

Croatia’s digital tax revolution: The new era of e-invoicing and e-reporting

Croatia’s mandatory B2B e-invoicing and e-reporting system is now live and operational, with millions of e-invoices successfully processed since 1 January 2026.

Malaysia: National e-invoicing initiative and mandatory e-reporting explained

The Malaysian government, like many others around the globe, is moving towards mandatory electronic reporting to enhance tax administration and to improve the country’s invoicing efficiency.

Self-billing via Peppol: Simple, secure, and efficient

Self-billing via Peppol transforms invoicing by letting buyers issue invoices directly, reducing errors, saving time, and ensuring full compliance with European standards. Explore how companies and public institutions in Belgium can leverage this secure, automated process to streamline operations and lower costs.

Slovakia's next step: A 5-corner model for e-invoicing in 2027

By January 1, 2027, Slovakia is set to implement mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting, adopting a model comparable to the Peppol-based “five-corner model”. This article examines the latest legislative changes and their impact on businesses operating in Slovakia.

The Trans-Tasman evolution of e-invoicing in Australia and New Zealand

Australia and New Zealand have developed a unified e-invoicing framework under the Trans-Tasman e-invoicing Arrangement (TTEIA) since 2019. Discover more about this framework with Banqup.

Spain B2B e-invoicing mandatory: Royal Decree approved

Spain has approved the Royal Decree under the Crea y Crece law, making B2B electronic invoicing mandatory for companies and professionals. Discover more.

E-invoicing reform in Europe

The EU reviews its e-invoicing Directive to improve cross-border harmonisation and reduce complexity, with potential impact on future B2B requirements. Discover what this means for your business.

Starting with e-invoicing: how do you approach this as a new business?

Starting a new business? E-invoicing is mandatory for B2B. Discover how you, as a starter, can automatically send, receive and/or process invoices via Peppol.

Warning: Fraud attempts linked to transition from iDEAL to Wero

Beyond the basics: Understanding XRechnung, ZUGFeRD, and the “dialects” of European e-invoicing

European e-invoicing is built on a common standard, but implemented through multiple local and cross-border “dialects.” In this article, we go beyond EN 16931 to explain how formats like XRechnung, ZUGFeRD/Factur-X, and Peppol BIS actually work in practice and how to choose the right one depending on where you do business.

VAT in the Digital Age agreement reached - a milestone in the EU tax digitalisation

EU adopts VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms! E-invoicing, reporting changes start from 2025, aiming to reduce VAT fraud and improve compliance.

The Danish pivot: Why an e-invoicing pioneer is rewriting its own rulebook

Denmark is transitioning from OIOUBL to Peppol BIS 4 by 2029. Discover what this major e-invoicing shift means for businesses, compliance, and EU interoperability.