Bulgaria requires EU suppliers to VAT register and charge 20% VAT on supply and installation contracts from 1 January 2026.
Serbia expands VAT reciprocity list to four additional EU Member States: France, Bulgaria, Luxembourg, and Sweden.
Discover our top VATify updates for April 2026 in this article.
The UK plans to remove the £135 customs duty exemption for low-value imports by 2029, introducing new compliance rules for marketplaces and e-commerce sellers.
Learn how e-invoicing works in New Zealand, the role of the Peppol network, and how Marosa enables businesses to exchange compliant electronic invoices.
Learn how e-invoicing works in Australia, the role of the Peppol network, and how Marosa enables businesses to exchange compliant electronic invoices.
The UK is exploring wider adoption of e-invoicing. Learn about the government consultation, Peppol infrastructure, and how Marosa supports compliant e-invoicing.
Understand e-invoicing requirements in Norway, the role of the Peppol network, and how Marosa helps businesses send compliant e-invoices.
E-invoicing in Iceland requires Peppol for public sector suppliers. Learn the rules, formats and how MAROSA enables compliant Peppol invoicing.
Austria mandates e-invoicing for suppliers to federal public authorities. Learn about e-Rechnung.gv.at, Peppol, accepted formats and compliance requirements.
