Master RTR Compliance with VATIFY
VATIFY’s RTR module provides a comprehensive, automated solution ensuring seamless compliance and operational efficiency.
Explore VATIFY’s RTR Compliance
Spanish SII and Verifactu
Seamless integration with Spain's Suministro Inmediato de Información (SII) and Verifactu for real-time VAT reporting.
Hungarian RTR
Manage compliance with Hungary's Real-Time Reporting (RTR) requirements.
Romanian CTC
Comply with Romanian eReporting B2B and B2C for non-established entities.
French e-Reporting
Stay compliant with France's upcoming eReporting obligations for real-time tax data submission
Portuguese Certified Invoices
Ensure compliance with Portugal’s mandatory certified invoicing system.
UK MTD
Comply with the UK’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) requirements for digital tax submissions.
SAF-T Solutions
Comprehensive support for Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T) requirements: Drop down menu with: Polish SAF-T (JPK), Portuguese SAF-T, Romanian SAF-T , Czech Control Report, Lithuanian SAF-T
Why choose VATIFY for RTR?
One solution for all RTR obligations
VATIFY simplifies your RTR compliance with a unified input file that works across all supported countries.
Connected to your ERP
SAP, Oracle and other third party connectors available. Also API rest documentation for any desired direct integration.
Effortless Transition from Existing RTR Tools
VATIFY makes switching from your current RTR tools easy with automated migration processes and little to no investment from your team.
Reconciliation with VAT Returns
Ensure accuracy across your tax processes by reconciling RTR data with VAT returns directly within VATIFY.
Advanced Error Management
Real-time error management system, complete with email notifications, so you can resolve issues quickly and stay compliant.
We submit it with our certificate
Marosa will submit your real-time reporting data from all RTR obligations with its own digital certificates. Advisory support will handle any queries from tax authorities
FAQs
CTC rules vary by country. In some places, only large businesses, established entities or certain sectors must comply. However, CTC is becoming more widespread, so more businesses might be required to comply over time.
Not always. CTC often requires real-time reporting, but some countries allow for near-real-time or periodic submissions. The exact timing depends on the local regulations
No, SAF-T (Standard Audit File for Tax) and CTC are different. SAF-T is a standardized format for submitting invoice records to tax authorities, usually submitted once a month or once a quarter. CTC also covers transactional data with invoide information, but it is submitted in real-time or nearly real-time.
CTC (Continuous Transaction Controls) involves the real-time reporting of transactional data to tax authorities, which can include e-invoices but covers more than just that. E-invoicing is specifically about sending and receiving invoices electronically. While e-invoicing sometimes involves CTC (eg. when such e-invoices are channeled via the tax authorities), they are different. CTC also includes other forms of real-time or near-real-time tax reporting that are unrelated to e-invoicing (eg. Spanish SII).
Accounting SAF-T involves submitting general accounting records to tax authorities, it is usually on-demand and often applies only to established businesses. While invoicing SAF-T focuses specifically on invoice data sent periodically. Both are part of SAF-T requirements but serve different purposes.
CTC systems often require reporting the same transactional data used in VAT returns. This means the data you submit through CTC can help ensure your VAT returns are accurate and compliant, making the filing process smoother. It also means that your CTC data and VAT return data must reconcile, using tools like VATIFY facilitate this process.
Optimize your RTR with VATify today
VATify's RTR and e-invoicing module is designed to optimize your e-invoices and CTC operations, ensuring your business stays compliant while reducing operational burdens.