Can businesses recover VAT without holding valid invoices? A recent High Court judgment in Hotelbeds UK Ltd v HMRC [2025] EWHC 2312 has confirmed that, in some cases, the answer is yes. This landmark ruling reshapes the rules of input VAT recovery, clarifying that...
Explaining the current e-Invoicing Mandate in Mauritius Mauritius has embarked on a sweeping regulatory reform with the introduction of its national electronic invoicing mandate, propelled by amendments to the VAT Act under the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act...
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that Uber is liable for Value Added Tax (VAT) on its private hire vehicle services. The ruling closes a long-running legal battle over whether operators such as Uber act as principals or merely agents in contracts...
The Danish Tax Agency (DTA) has issued updated guidance on VAT refunds, introducing new rules that reshape how both suppliers and customers handle incorrectly charged VAT. This clarification provides businesses with more flexibility when reclaiming VAT, while also...
The Evolution of Invoicing in Greece: Embracing E-Invoicing Greece is moving decisively towards the digital transformation of its tax and accounting systems. At the heart of this shift is the introduction of a mandatory, certified electronic invoicing (e-invoicing)...
