4.81 million businesses picked a platform, yet 14.4 percent of invoice flows were non-compliant and one day hit 43.5 percent rejections. The cause is data, not delivery: the checks to run this week.
Read the briefing →New guidance splits mixed counter sales at the point of sale: no business named, it stays B2C e-reporting; company named, it needs a structured e-invoice. The trap is the after-the-fact invoice request that double-reports the sale.
Read the briefing →A schema-invalid file must be replaced, not corrected, and VAT details must sit in the structured data, not a PDF. The general transition ends 31 December 2026; the 800,000 euro wave starts January 2027.
Read the briefing →On go-live day the DGFiP promised no penalties for any business during 2026. It is not a postponement, not law, and not cover for doing nothing — what French businesses should document now.
Read the briefing →Every article leads with 30 October 2026 — a date only for AED 50M+ businesses. Smaller businesses must appoint a provider by 31 March 2027, with AED 5,000/month on the line before a single invoice flows.
Read the briefing →The DGFiP practical guide is clear: no statutory grace period exists for the September 1, 2026 mandate. What the 'soft landing' actually covers — and what French businesses must document now.
Read the briefing →Since 15 August 2026, stricter MyInvois field validation is live in production. Date formats, State Code 17, and scientific notation are the three failures hitting Malaysian SMEs — here's how to fix each.
Read the briefing →The UAE Ministry of Finance Guidelines v1.1 confirm the mandate covers all businesses making B2B/B2G supplies regardless of VAT registration, penalties up to AED 5,000 per month, and that record retention stays your responsibility.
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