Once a month, a new article appears here about something a company or its accountant actually deals with in practice. Without quoting legal sections that no one reads anyway – and without advice that only works on paper.
From 1 January 2027, VAT payers must issue domestic invoices as structured data and send them through a delivery service, which also passes the same data on to the tax office. Let's look at who this affects, who it doesn't, and what can be prepared this year.
Read the article →Two companies bring in the same number of documents, and one pays twice as much. It is not arbitrary – what decides it is the number of lines that need to be booked. We explain how that happens and what you can do about it.
Read the article →Not about legislative news – you can read that in ten other places. We write about things our clients ask us and that cannot be answered in a single sentence.
What a specific document means, why the accountant asks for exactly this, and what happens if they do not get it in time. In other words, what you will not find in the law.
Most fines and back payments do not come from bad intent, but from a missed deadline or a missing document. We write about what can be avoided.
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