Italian leading manufacturer of tomato products, Mutti, has partnered with Comarch to digitise and streamline data exchange with commercial partners in Europe and the US.

Electronic invoicing mandates are increasingly prevalent worldwide, compelling businesses to adapt to real-time transactional data sharing with tax authorities.

The Integration Platform as a Service (IPaaS) market is a dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape that plays a pivotal role in modernizing businesses' digital infrastructure. Let's embark on a comprehensive exploration of the IPaaS market.

Poland is progressing towards e-invoicing with the launch of the National System of Electronic Invoicing (KSeF). Since October 2021, the Polish Ministry of Finance has been actively developing this system, and as of January 2022, businesses have the option to voluntarily transition to e-invoices before it becomes mandatory. As this change impacts the majority of Polish entrepreneurs, it is crucial to understand how to prepare for KSeF.

The adoption of electronic invoicing plays a big role in global digitization initiatives and in combating the VAT gap and tax fraud. How are EU countries approaching these changes in tax legislation?

The electronic invoicing mandate in Romania was officially implemented on January 1, 2024, and now all B2B invoices have to be processed through the RO e-Factura platform.

Today’s technological advancements necessitate digitization of more and more areas of our lives. The adoption of e-invoicing is one of the big transformations that is happening in multiple countries all over the world.

The momentum behind electronic invoicing is growing as countries increasingly view it as a crucial component of their digitization initiatives and a strategic measure to combat the VAT gap and tax fraud.

Let’s explore the timeline and critical aspects of Romania's e-invoicing journey, especially the grace period and the start of the e-invoicing obligation.

CIECH, an international chemical industry group and a leading manufacturer of soda ash, baking soda in the European Union, and the largest producer of evaporated salt in Poland, has selected the Comarch EDI platform to initiate cooperation with Comarch. Comarch EDI software, based on cloud technology, will facilitate the electronic exchange of commercial documents between CIECH entities and their business partners in Poland and Germany.

EDI and API serve as vital technologies for facilitating data exchange between business partners. So what’s the real difference?

As businesses expand their footprint across borders, the need for robust and efficient systems to manage data exchange becomes critical. Enter Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) – a force shaping the connectivity landscape for multinational companies.