Tax Evasion

Governments worldwide are working to address tax fraud and counterfeit goods, and receipt verification by consumers whenever they pay for goods or services is one of the strategies that actually work. 

By implementing a Fiscal Data Operator (FDO), governments can transform their methods of collecting, analyzing, and reporting fiscal data. Read this post to learn more about this technology and how traceCORE FDO stands out among competitor solutions on the market. 

It’s possible to detect and combat VAT fraud using digital taxation and analytics tools such as traceCORE B2B E-Invocing and Government Business Intelligence (BI). Read on to learn more.

Online electronic cash registers play a major role when it comes to tax compliance, helping governments around the world prevent tax fraud and tax evasion. Read this post to learn more about the benefits of using OECRs.

Many people worldwide prefer self-employment and short-term gigs to long-term jobs. Read on to learn more about bridging the gap between informal self-employment and tax compliance.

In the worldwide move towards digitalisation, rules for mandatory tax compliance and e-invoicing vary from place to place. Each region has its own regulations, formats, and requirements for taxpayers, which shape how e-invoicing works there. Today, we will explore this evolving landscape and its five distinct models.

The majority of international companies, approximately 80%, are expected to be mandated to use electronic invoices by 2025. Read on to dive deeper into this transformative process