Reconciliation in the era of eInvoicing 2026 Benchmark Report
With insights from global tax and finance leaders on how they are reconciling eInvoice and VAT return data in an increasingly digital compliance environment.
As eInvoicing mandates and real-time reporting requirements continue to expand globally, organisations face a new compliance challenge: ensuring that eInvoice data aligns with VAT returns.
To understand how businesses are responding, Fintua surveyed tax, finance and transformation professionals across a range of industries. The findings reveal a significant reconciliation gap, widespread reliance on manual processes and growing concerns around data quality, audit readiness and compliance risk.
Download the report to discover how leading organisations are approaching reconciliation in the era of digital tax compliance.
What’s inside:
- Why organisations are not yet reconciling eInvoice and VAT return data despite widespread eInvoicing adoption
- The hidden operational cost of manual reconciliation
- The most common causes of reconciliation issues, from missing source data to fragmented systems
- The biggest barriers preventing organisations from improving eInvoice reconciliation processes
- How reconciliation impacts audit readiness, compliance accuracy and tax authority scrutiny
- Five practical actions tax leaders can take to build scalable eInvoice reconciliation controls for the future
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