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Romania's import VAT deferral certificate procedure will now be processed exclusively through the electronic platform DVN.

The British government has announced a temporary cut to VAT on domestic electricity supplies from October 2026.

The European Commission has granted approval to Italy to continue the use of the anti-VAT fraud split payment regime with state organisations. This measure, in place since 2017, has been progressively extended, most recently until 30 June 2029.

Belgium's Council of Ministers has approved a preliminary draft law that would introduce a near-real-time e-reporting obligation for invoice data, building on the existing Peppol B2B e-invoicing infrastructure. The proposal is at an early legislative stage, and its details may still change.

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.

Belgium introduced its B2B e-invoicing mandate on January 2026, and is now moving towards e-reporting. Learn more about the current status and next steps for this implementations

Luxembourg has approved a draft law extending the mandatory e-invoicing obligation beyond public procurement (B2G), with entry into force expected from 2028.

UK e-invoicing remains on track for April 2029, with a detailed implementation roadmap due at Budget 2026.

The UK is exploring wider adoption of e-invoicing. Learn about the government consultation, Peppol infrastructure, and how Marosa supports compliant e-invoicing.

Mandatory B2B e-invoicing and e-reporting in France: rules, implementation calendar, simplification measures and certified Plateformes Agréées.