This year, The RegTech will participate in the E-Invoicing Exchange Summit in Prague from September 23-25, 2024. This global gathering of industry leaders in e-invoicing,
Discover how the Papua New Guinea Tax Authority is advancing with its reform process, spotlighted in the RegTech focus section.
After a lot of speculation fiscal reforms in Bosnia are about to happen. High overview of steps needed for successful implementation.
VAT reform in Japan is set to push the country’s taxation system into digital era. Fair competition and effective tax enforcement in focus.
Cross-border VAT Systems: New Zealand could borrow Fijian ideas regarding its VMS to make its “Netflix Tax” more effective and easier to use.
Electronic fiscal device (EFD) offline capability is critical for addressing tax evasion in cash-based transactions. Learn why!
Romania Against Tax Evasion: Starting from January 1, 2025, electronic invoicing for business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions is mandatory.
Concept of VATCoin – revolutionary idea with the potential to transform VAT collection and prevent fraud. Professor Ainsworth tells us why!
Fiscalization through the use of fiscal devices to record transactions for tax purposes – critical component of modern tax administration?
Maldives’ taxation strategy: Is the Government ready and will it seize this opportunity to further boost its revenue growth? Read how!
The RegTech community plays a crucial role in fostering innovation, promoting efficiency, and enhancing regulatory compliance in accross different sectors. By engaging together, we will drive significant change, while transforming challenges into opportunities and shaping the future of regulatory technology.
Understand key insights from the Digital Governance Update as we explore state governance challenges and innovations during the past year.
From The Hague to Brussels, the new Dutch government could drive a digital shake-up. The changes can be bigger than anyone expected?
The Digital Identity Report 2025 uncovers a shocking truth: billions remain invisible to their own governments. What do the numbers reveal?
Shocking revelations from the IMF/WB Annual Meetings 2025: How rising debt, tariffs, and digital platforms are reshaping the global economy.
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