Automated VAT returns with expert guidance

Romania sets 2027 Intrastat thresholds at RON 2 million per flow, and ANAF launches a preventive VAT compliance programme before tax audits.

The EU's €150 customs duty exemption ended on 1 July 2026. See how the €3 per-item charge works and what the planned VAT threshold removal means.

The European Commission proposes extending the optional reverse charge (Article 199a) and the Quick Reaction Mechanism until 30 June 2030, keeping both anti-fraud tools in place until ViDA digital reporting applies.

Bulgaria plans to make structured e-invoicing mandatory for domestic transactions from 1 January 2028, with real-time NRA validation and pre-filled VAT returns. Learn who is affected and what changes.

Many see ViDA as the patch of blue sky in e-invoicing compliance. From July 2030 it will make structured e-invoicing the norm, but not necessarily easier: national models are diverging, and there are signs that e-invoices may start carrying procurement, transport, ESG and payment data.

Non-EU and non-EEA businesses that use an Italian fiscal representative must provide a guarantee of at least €50,000 to be included in VIES. Fiscal representatives must also meet honourability requirements and, where they represent two or more businesses, provide a separate guarantee.

The UK Budget 2026 brings mandatory e-invoicing from April 2029, marketplace VAT liability for UK sellers, a narrower reverse charge and mandatory direct debit for VAT.

The UK’s e-invoicing roadmap sets a single 1 April 2029 start date for VAT-registered businesses and public bodies, with key requirements due between October 2027 and April 2028.

From 1 April 2029, UK VAT-registered businesses and public bodies must issue and receive VAT invoices as e-invoices. Here's what the roadmap sets out and how to prepare.

Norway requires B2B e-invoicing from 1 January 2027, with the obligation to receive e-invoices following in 2030. Learn the approved formats, exemptions and how Peppol and EHF fit in.