banqup
payment
announcements
02/12/2025
The Belgian payments landscape is evolving. By Spring 2026, the strategic consolidation of the Bancontact Payconiq Company into the Bancontact Company will streamline its brands. This move is a definitive step toward a simplified, future-proof, and potentially pan-European payment experience. At Banqup, we view this evolution as an opportunity to further enhance the services we provide our clients.
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compliance
regulations
As already outlined in our previous blog post on the subject, the United Arab Emirates is taking a significant leap forward in its digital transformation journey, particularly within its tax administration, with the confirmation of a phased business-to-business (B2B) e-invoicing mandate.
trends
28/11/2025
With the January 1, 2026, e-invoicing mandate rapidly approaching, the Q4 results of the ITAA survey offer clear proof of progress. What started as planning in spring has turned into concrete action in the second half of 2025.
27/11/2025
The UK has confirmed its long-awaited e-invoicing mandate: it will be mandatory for all VAT invoices starting in 2029. Learn what this means for your business.
24/11/2025
Banqup, the all-in-one platform for invoicing, payments, and compliance, proudly announces a new partnership with Beobank, a challenger retail bank in Belgium.
21/11/2025
Is your e-invoicing solution truly secure, or just compliant? Technical standards like Peppol don't verify who you're trading with. Learn how strong KYC and KYB verification stops fraud before it starts.
vida
11/11/2025
EU adopts VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) reforms! E-invoicing, reporting changes start from 2025, aiming to reduce VAT fraud and improve compliance.
peppol
31/10/2025
The global electronic invoicing landscape is rapidly evolving, with countries aiming to reduce the national VAT gap. Read on to learn more about the various compliance models, advantages of automation, and strategies like the promising Decentralised CTC and Exchange (DCTCE) model.
30/10/2025
At the end of July 2024, Slovenia took its first steps towards introducing mandatory electronic invoicing and electronic reporting for businesses in their commercial activities by submitting a proposal on obligation to use e-invoicing and e-reporting.
24/10/2025
Belgium's Hermes e-invoicing platform is retiring on 31 December 2025, just before the mandatory B2B e-invoicing mandate begins on 1 January 2026. This signals a shift to market-based solutions and Peppol connectivity. Understand the critical deadlines and what this means for your e-invoicing strategy.
14/10/2025
From 1 January 2026, e-invoicing will become mandatory for all VAT-registered businesses in Belgium. To ensure uniformity and compliance, the Belgian government has designated Peppol as the preferred network for the exchange of structured digital invoices. While it is technically possible to use separate providers for sending and receiving e-invoices via Peppol, this often leads to inefficiencies. In this article, we explain why opting for a single Peppol Access Point is not only simpler but also more cost-effective and reliable.
10/10/2025
Ireland officially confirms mandatory B2B e-invoicing as part of Budget 2026, aligning with the EU's ViDA initiative. This blog outlines key timelines, the mandatory Peppol framework, and crucial action points for businesses to ensure strategic readiness.
06/10/2025
The Philippines is rapidly advancing its digital tax environment, transitioning from paper to a centralised electronic system. This article dives into the latest updates, including the dynamic timeline for e-invoicing compliance under the BIR EIS and other key digitalisation initiatives impacting businesses.
05/10/2025
Our CEO, Nicolas de Beco, was featured in a special “Optimize Your Business” edition of Planet Business, distributed with Trends-Tendances in Wallonia and Brussels. In his contribution, he shares insights on the future of e-invoicing and highlights Banqup’s role in shaping it.
29/09/2025
As Europe embraces digitalisation, Slovakia is adopting e-invoicing and e-reporting to modernise its tax and administrative systems. This article highlights Slovakia’s progress so far and its future plans, including recent proposed amendments to the VAT Act.
