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Author: News Desk
Digital victory in Warsaw. The Poland KSeF E-Invoicing system reports 150 million invoices in its first week, proving the “hard launch” is a success.
A major win for the cloud. The CTA has ruled that Philippines SaaS Withholding Tax on software subscriptions can be reduced to 0% under tax treaties.
Small parcels, new costs. The EU Fixed Customs Duty is now live, adding a flat €3 fee to all international e-commerce imports under €150.
IT and Tax have a new common language. The OECD Pillar Two GIR Schema is now official, setting the mandatory XML format for global minimum tax reporting.
Generational wealth starts now. The IRS confirms that 4 million children have been signed up for OBBBA Trump Accounts since January.
Procurement meets payroll. The Germany Federal Tariff Compliance Act now mandates collective bargaining standards for all federal contracts over €50,000.
Trade just got digital. The new Mexico Agro-Compliance Certificate is now mandatory for agricultural exporters seeking VAT zero-rating in Mexico.
The ATO hits back at complex debt. The new Australia Thin Capitalization Guidance (TPA/2026/1) warns multinationals of increased audits on interest deductions.
The 12.5% era is over. Cyprus has officially transitioned to a 15% corporate tax rate and introduced stricter residency tests to align with global standards.
A simpler path to digital tax? The UN Taxation of Services Model gets a major update today, offering developing nations a bold alternative to OECD rules.

