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The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has confirmed that its Electronic Invoicing System (EIS) will become mandatory for all VAT-registered businesses from 1 May 2026, giving companies a clear target for full adoption.
On the 3rd February 2026, South Africa’s SARS and National Treasury provided fresh insights into the country’s long-anticipated digital VAT reform, confirming that the government is actively progressing toward mandatory electronic invoicing and e-reporting for businesses.
On 28th January 2026, Poland’s Ministry of Finance clarified the application of its Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF) electronic invoicing platform for foreign businesses, ahead of changes effective 1st February 2026.
On 7th February 2026, Cameroon’s Ministry of Finance confirmed that the country is moving toward mandatory electronic invoicing for VAT transactions,
Côte d’Ivoire’s Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) has confirmed that its Electronic Standardized Invoice (Facture Normalisée Électronique, FNE) regime is now fully in force for all businesses.
The Dominican Republic has taken a major step in digital VAT enforcement, requiring all large taxpayers to adopt electronic invoicing (e-CF e-invoices) from 31st December 2025. Following the passing of the enabling bill, the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII) confirmed that structured, man
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) is one step closer to implementing mandatory e-invoicing and real-time VAT reporting. In January 2026, the FBiH Lower House of Parliament approved proposals requiring all B2B, B2C, and B2G transactions to be processed via the tax authority’s digital pl
Cape Verde has reaffirmed its position as a leader in African digital tax reform, with the 2026 national budget reinforcing mandatory electronic invoicing (Documents Fiscaux Électroniques, DFE) for all businesses. The system, rolled out nationwide by 2022, now benefits from strengthened legal and re
Several African countries are now adopting mandatory e-invoicing and pre-clearance models, signaling a regional shift toward real-time VAT reporting and CTC.
The OECD has published a landmark report on Digital Continuous Transactional Reporting (DCTR), offering a comprehensive blueprint for jurisdictions implementing real-time VAT and e-invoicing systems.
Greece is rolling out a phased nationwide B2B electronic invoicing mandate, starting on 2nd February 2026 for resident large businesses with annual turnover over €1 million (based on 2023 filings). From this date, affected companies must issue structured e‑invoices for domestic B2B transactions and
The Malaysian government has formally postponed the mandatory e‑invoicing compliance deadline for businesses with annual sales between RM1 million and RM5 million by one year to 1st January 2027. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced the extension on 5th January 2026, acknowledging that
North Macedonia has entered the pilot phase of its e‑Faktura e‑invoicing regime, marking a significant advance in the country’s digital VAT transformation and aligning with global trends toward realtime invoice reporting. The Public Revenue Office (PRO), together with the Ministry of Finance, launch
Algeria’s planned shift to a mandatory electronic invoicing regime has slipped beyond its originally signalled January 2026 target, with implementation now unlikely before 2027 due to the absence of binding legislation and lingering regulatory uncertainty.
Sri Lanka has formally signalled its move toward mandatory electronic invoicing, outlining a multi-stage reform confirmed in the 2026 Budget.
Tunisia has expanded its mandatory electronic invoicing (e‑invoicing) regime to cover a broad range of VAT‑liable services, effective 1st January 2026, under the 2026 Finance Law (Article 53). Previously limited to select goods sectors and B2G transactions, the mandate now includes professional serv
Uzbekistan has begun piloting an automated, real‑time risk assessment system for electronic invoices — a move experts say represents a next step in digital tax administration that could influence how governments worldwide manage VAT compliance.
On 13th December 2025, Latvia’s Cabinet of Ministers adopted a regulation (Regulations No. 749) that lays out detailed procedural obligations ahead of the country’s planned mandatory structured e‑invoicing regime for domestic B2B transactions from January 2028.
The Government of The Gambia has proposed the introduction of a mandatory electronic invoicing system as part of its 2026 national budget, presented to the National Assembly on 5th December 2025.
On 9th December 2025, the Slovak Parliament voted in favour of new legislation introducing mandatory structured e‑invoicing and real‑time digital reporting for domestic business transactions, marking a major step in the country’s tax digitalisation agenda.