Singapore’s GST InvoiceNow e‑invoicing mandate, effective November 2025, requires all GST‑registered businesses to transmit invoices through the national InvoiceNow network using structured XML standards such as SG Peppol BIS or PINT‑SG and to report invoice data to IRAS. The article outlines buyer and supplier responsibilities, handling of exceptions (PDF, cross‑border, inter‑company) and stresses the need for robust process controls and compliance confidence.

Law No. 7577, published on 17 April 2026, introduces significant amendments to Turkish tax, social security, energy, and real‑estate legislation. Key changes include new VAT exemptions for property transfers to public authorities, expanded non‑deductibility of advertising for gaming sectors, broadened free‑zone income benefits, and a presidential power to adjust unemployment insurance contributions by up to 50%.

A UK court decision allows a travel agency to contest HM Revenue & Customs’ trimming of its VAT credit by approximately £187,000. The ruling spiked the tax authority’s bid for an early end to the case, giving the agency the right to pursue a full challenge. The case highlights the importance of monitoring HMRC adjustments and the potential for judicial review.