VAT on
online sales‍

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 Denmark is mandatory for B2G and widely used for B2B in practice. Learn how NemHandel, Peppol and the Danish Bookkeeping Act shape the country’s framework.

Poland takes a step forward on e-invoicing introducing The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) as a voluntary solution. The mandatory implementation was delayed to year 2026.

E-invoicing in Iceland requires Peppol for public sector suppliers. Learn the rules, formats and how MAROSA enables compliant Peppol invoicing.

Belgium is modernising its VAT Chain with major compliance changes from 2025 and a new VAT provision account from 1 May 2026 affecting payments, refunds and reporting, among other changes.

Austria mandates e-invoicing for suppliers to federal public authorities. Learn about e-Rechnung.gv.at, Peppol, accepted formats and compliance requirements.