EDICOM Blog | Compliance
Companies invest a large part of their revenues to ensure that their internal management procedures comply with legal requirements. Compliance is different in every country, sector and company. We will help you keep up with all the news about new technical and legal obligations in our blog. You can also discover all our solutions in our compliance website.
B2B Electronic Invoicing in France
27/08/2024 (updated)France is moving forward in the deployment of the new B2B electronic invoicing and e-Reporting model.
Electronic Invoicing Models: CTC, Clearance, Real-Time, Centralized, Interoperable, and More…
18/06/2024Discover how electronic invoicing models work and which countries use them
Ukraine: SAF-T Electronic Report Will Be Mandatory in 2025
06/06/2024Discover the mandatory requirements for SAF-T and tax invoices in Ukraine.
Denmark Modernizes Its Bookkeeping Act to Promote the Digitalization of Accounting
09/05/2024 (updated)The Danish Authority (Erhvervsstyrelsen) has published the expected dates of entry into force of the Digital Bookkeeping
How e-Reporting Works in France
01/03/2024 (updated)The tax reform undertaken by France includes a new e-Reporting system to declare accounting and tax information...
How Does the e-Way Bill in India Work?
16/02/2024 (updated)The e-Way Bill is an electronic document used for the declaration of goods transportation in India
e-Tax Compliance in Greece – myDATA
30/01/2024 (updated)What is myDATA and how does the new tax declaration system work in Greece?
Ticket BAI – TBAI: The e-Invoicing system of the Basque Country in Spain
23/08/2023 (updated)Ticket BAI: The e-Invoicing system of the Basque Country in Spain.
Deloitte and EDICOM Announce Strategic Partnership
07/07/2023This partnership combines Deloitte's extensive consulting experience with EDICOM's compliant technological services
Compliance as a Service (CaaS): what it is and how to leverage it
28/06/2023Compliance as a Service is a cloud service that allows organizations to outsource and automate their regulatory compliance