Global e-invoicing mandates aren't a future problem – they’re a right-now one. And for finance and tax teams already stretched thin, tracking them country by country has quietly become one of the most time-consuming parts of the job.
That's the problem we built Around the World in Compliance to solve.
It's a quarterly webinar series that bundles the most important global mandate updates into a single focused session. No fragmented tracking, no piecing together updates from a dozen different sources. Just a clear view of what's changing, what's urgent, and what your team needs to do next.
What You'll Actually Get Out of It
Each session covers multiple countries at once, with concrete timelines, business impact, and practical next steps, not just a rundown of regulatory text. There's also live Q&A, and a follow-up FAQ shared after every session so nothing gets lost.
The quarterly cadence is intentional: enough time for regulations to meaningfully evolve, frequent enough that you're never caught off guard.
This Quarter's Countries
The lineup is built around mandate maturity, a mix of markets where action is imminent and others where the window to prepare is closing faster than expected:
- UAE: Moving into execution with a structured, Peppol-based model.
- Spain: Clarifying SII, VERI*FACTU, and Crea y Crece requirements.
- UK: Confirmed 2029 mandate, with key implementation details evolving.
- France: Mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting rollout underway.
- Germany: Structured e-invoicing already in motion.
- Poland: KSeF clearance model becoming mandatory.
- Belgium: A fast-moving B2B mandate with limited transition time
Each one covered through the lens of what it means for your operations, not just what the rule says.
Why It's Worth an Hour of Your Time
Organizations that stay ahead of compliance don't just avoid risk, they run better. Faster invoice processing, fewer errors, cleaner data, and continued access to global markets. Falling behind means spending time reacting instead of operating.
If your business spans multiple countries, or will, this is the most efficient way to stay informed without it becoming a full-time job.
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