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Missing a deadline or key figure on your VAT return can mean instant penalties. Worse, fragmented paper processes contribute to the €89.3 billion VAT gap. No wonder most jurisdictions now insist on submitting VAT online.

Every late or inaccurate VAT return chips away at profit and invites scrutiny. Yet, many finance teams still juggle last-minute spreadsheets.

Missed launch dates, lost market share, or frustrated finance teams, all because of a simple VAT number. As finance teams face mounting pressures and missed deadlines, the core issue is about catching up with the competition...

About to wind down operations or slim your tax admin? In the UK, deregistering VAT is often the final box to tick before you shut the books. Once a deadline is missed, HMRC will knock on your door with penalties.

Got travel, events, or tooling expenses outside your home country? A neat chunk of the invoice may be refundable. Yet billions of euros sit unclaimed each year. This guide shows you - step by step - how to grab your share instead of leaving it on the table.

VAT rules never stand still. One policy tweak or rate change can ripple through your pricing, invoicing, and cash flow overnight. For companies selling across borders, every new jurisdiction multiplies the challenge.

Building a business with digital products like software subscriptions or streaming services is great, but never forget about taxes. If your customers are from the EU, you'll need to handle value-added tax (VAT).

Selling through Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, or any other bespoke web-shop is easier than ever - until tax time lands on your desk. Since 2021, VAT rules have changed for marketplace sellers shipping across EU borders.

Striving for accuracy in VAT returns? Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, confidence in your figures is key to ensuring compliance, avoiding penalties, and keeping operations smooth. Good record-keeping and timely checks turn VAT submissions into a simple routine instead of a stressful task.

Cross-border tax & accounting often turns growth into complexity for international SMEs. This guide offers CFOs a clear 7-step playbook to streamline VAT, reporting, and compliance - backed by real numbers and actionable insights.

Expanding your business globally means new opportunities - but also complex tax obligations. This guide breaks down the essential steps to register for sales tax and stay compliant across multiple jurisdictions, helping you sell internationally with confidence and clarity.

Expanding globally opens up growth opportunities - and complex tax obligations. This guide walks you through key steps to manage income tax and cross-border VAT effectively, avoid double taxation, and stay ahead of regulatory changes.

E-invoicing is becoming mandatory across the EU, driven by new VAT rules and real-time reporting requirements. This guide explains how to stay compliant, implement SAF-T, and manage cross-border invoicing with the right tools and processes.

Meeting your VAT return obligations can feel like just another task on an already full agenda. But if your business deals with frequent repayments or needs more flexible cash flow management, filing on a monthly basis could be the right move.

Filing VAT can be simple with online submissions. Digital returns save time, cut errors, and keep businesses compliant as more countries adopt real-time reporting. This guide walks you through filing your VAT return quickly and accurately.

VAT may not be your first concern when scaling a startup, but skipping it can lead to fines and lost trust. Whether you're selling in the EU or Dubai, this checklist covers the essentials - registration, filing, and compliance - so you can focus on growth, not tax headaches.

Expanding internationally? For US companies, VAT compliance is a critical part of cross-border growth. This guide covers the essentials—from registration to reporting—so you can stay compliant, avoid penalties, and operate confidently in global markets.

Expanding into the EU brings new tax responsibilities for non-EU companies. Fiscal representation is often a key part of staying compliant with VAT rules. This guide explains what it is, when it’s required, and how an EU VAT representative can help streamline your compliance.

Getting a VAT number quickly is crucial for businesses expanding internationally. With processing times now ranging from 30 days to 8 weeks, delays can disrupt operations and increase compliance risks. This guide explains how expedited VAT registration works - and how to speed up the process without costly errors.

Selling across borders comes with complex tax rules - but the right tools make it manageable. This guide breaks down how to handle global VAT, GST, and sales tax compliance with smart systems, automation, and clear processes, so you can stay compliant and focus on scaling your business.