“The Readiness Assessment gave us immediate visibility into our compliance gaps. In just 30 minutes, we identified three critical areas requiring attention that weren’t on our radar.”
Tax Director,
US Manufacturing Company
What's Going on Over There?
Global E-Invoicing Mandates: Are You Prepared?
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Hidden Compliance Gaps That Put Your Organization at Risk
65% of multinational businesses face compliance penalties as tax authorities shift from periodic returns and occasional audits to real-time data access and continuous transaction controls.
Whether you’re a US company expanding into Brazil, an EMEA organization establishing operations in APAC, or a local enterprise adapting to new requirements, navigating this complex global landscape requires expert guidance.
Get Expert Insights into Your Tax Compliance Readiness in Just 30 Minutes.
A personalized tax compliance Readiness Assessment with KPMG LLP and Sovos experts can help you identify gaps across multiple jurisdictions.
What to Expect:
- 5-minute introduction to your regional KPMG and Sovos specialists
- 15-minute visual walkthrough of upcoming regulations in indirect tax controls across all jurisdictions
- 10-minute discussion of priority risks and practical recommendations
Key Benefits:
- Visual clarity – status color-coded across all jurisdictions
- Expert guidance – specialists interpret what it means for your business
- Immediate action plan – next steps for priority compliance risks
- No preparation required – experts handle all analysis beforehand
Schedule your free 30-minute assessment with Sovos and KPMG specialist.
What’s Going on Over There?
The Impact of Global E-Invoicing Mandates on Multinationals
Webinar: What’s Going on Over There? The Impact of Global E-Invoicing Mandates on US Multinationals
USA Join Sovos and KPMG as we explore how global e-invoicing mandates affect US multinationals. Learn about compliance risks, penalties, and strategies for managing cross-border operations effectively.
Webinar: Navigating Mexico's VAT Compliance Landscape: What U.S. Companies Need to Know
As Mexico continues to lead Latin America in digital tax transformation, U.S.-based companies with operations, manufacturing facilities, or commercial activities south of the border face a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.
Webinar: The Impact of Brazil’s E-Invoicing and Tax Determination Mandates on US Multinationals
SOVOS + KPMG GLOBAL WEBINAR SERIES: Brazil has long been a leader in digital tax compliance, with one of the most complex and mature e-invoicing systems in the world.
Europe: The Calculated Approach
EMEA has taken a more measured approach with the VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiative. Unlike Latin America, real-time reporting is emphasized over real-time clearance. Country-specific implementations vary considerably—Italy imposes penalties of €250-2,000 per non-compliant invoice, while France is shifting to partner dematerialization platforms by 2026-2027.
Asia & Middle East: The Innovation Frontier
APAC presents diverse approaches, blending Latin American and European models with innovative variations. Malaysia implements pre-clearance processes similar to Latin America. India focuses on securing unique reference numbers from tax authorities based on invoice data. Companies operating across Asia-Pacific face a complex and evolving landscape requiring specialized knowledge.
Brazil: Impactos Tecnológicos da Reforma Tributária
Brazil Brasil lidera com requisitos extraordinários de dados — até 1.800 campos — e opera com um modelo de pré-liberação. As faturas devem ser aprovadas antes que as mercadorias possam sair das instalações do vendedor. Com a reforma tributária prevista para 2026, o Brasil está caminhando para sistemas semelhantes ao IVA, utilizados globalmente.
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