Asia through firms first. Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK next. Then everywhere, as content.
A country is a rule set, a return mapping, a filing route, an e-invoicing connection and a local reviewer. Once the engine had that shape, adding a country stopped being a rebuild. Tell us where you file and we will tell you when.
Coverage by wave
| Wave | Countries | What works, and how we file there |
|---|---|---|
| Asia through firms trial | Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore | Bookkeeping with partner accounting firms now, MyInvois e-invoices read; SST and GST checks and e-invoicing controls (MyInvois validation, EIS, InvoiceNow) next; the firms file |
| Wave 1 in build | Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, EU One-Stop Shop | VAT Controller in build; partner filing first, then direct through Intervat, ELSTER, Making Tax Digital and Dutch SBR |
| China to Europe later | Chinese sellers with European VAT | Chinese-language product; connections to seller ERPs; European partner network files |
| Wave 2 later | France, Italy, Spain | Through EDI partners and licensed intermediaries; e-invoicing mandates built in |
| Wave 3 | Australia, New Zealand, Poland, Austria, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland, Canada | Direct where the authority has an interface; accredited software where required |
| Wave 4 | United States, India, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, the rest of the EU | US through sales-tax engines as partners; accredited providers where the regime demands it |
Five things and a reviewer
The rules
Rates, place-of-supply, deductibility, reverse charge, thresholds, invoice content. Deterministic and versioned; every finding cites the version it used.
The return mapping
Which grid or box each treatment lands in, and how the return reconciles to the ledger and the bank.
The filing route
A partner, the customer's own accountant, or the authority's interface. Filing as a service stays with licensed professionals wherever the law reserves it.
The e-invoicing connection
Clearance or reporting systems as a source of evidence and as an obligation to test: what was submitted, when, and whether it matches the books.
Data protection
Where the data may live and how it may move, country by country. Regional hosting and a processor agreement before the first customer.
A local reviewer
A partner firm that knows the practice, validates the rules on real books and takes the client relationship. Asia opens firm by firm, not one SME at a time.
Tell us where you file
Countries move up the list when a firm or a group of sellers asks for them. If you bring the clients, we bring the country.