E-Invoicing Mandates 2026 & 2027

Overview

Australian and New Zealand multinationals – are you ready for the e‑invoicing mandates coming in 2026 and 2027?

From France, Germany, UAE and the Philippines, global requirements are tightening fast - and finance and tax teams can't afford to fall behind.

On Tuesday, 28 July at 11am AEST, Factor and Avalara are joining forces to host a live webinar: "E‑invoicing Mandates 2026 & 2027: How Australian Multinationals Should Prepare”.

In just 35 minutes, you'll get:

Global outlook for 2026 & 2027 – The latest updates on key mandates in France, Germany, UAE and the Philippines

Latest updates from the ATO on the outlook in Australia and New Zealand

Practical guidance on how to stay compliant across multiple jurisdictions as requirements rapidly evolve

Register now to help prepare your organisation for the next wave of e-invoicing mandates.

What we will cover

• Global outlook for 2026/2027 Latest updates on France, Germany, UAE and the Philippines
• Latest updates from the ATO on the outlook in Australia and New Zealand
• Practical guidance on how to stay compliant across multiple jurisdictions as requirements rapidly evolve
• Common pitfalls to avoid and best practices to future-proof your business

Agenda

• 11:00 am E-invoicing Mandates 2026 & 2027 – How Australian Multinationals Should Prepare Sagie Shaposhnykov is a tax technology specialist with over a decade of experience helping multinational organisations navigate the increasingly complex world of indirect tax compliance, e-invoicing mandates, and digital transformation. He has worked across the full spectrum of global tax automation, from advising C-suite stakeholders on VAT/GST strategy to designing and implementing enterprise-grade solutions that connect seamlessly with cross-border business systems. Now based in Melbourne and working across the APAC region, Sagie brings a practitioner's perspective to the regulatory shifts reshaping how businesses manage their global tax obligations, including the rapid rollout of real-time reporting and continuous transaction controls across key markets. His work sits at the intersection of technology and compliance, focused on turning regulatory complexity into operational clarity. Karen Lay-Brew is the Strategic Advisor to the Australian Government on eInvoicing which is integral to Australia’s Digitalising Businesses. She is a Non-Executive Director serving on a number of boards including Energy Queensland and 3Pillars Digital. Prior to taking up the advisory role with eInvoicing, Karen has been involved in the initiative for a number of years representing the software industry. Her previous global experiences in multinational corporations as Chief Information Officer and Chief Productivity Officer has been highly relevant to an economy-wide change effort in encouraging small and large businesses to adopt eInvoicing.

Speakers

• Sagie Shaposhnykov · Tax Technology Solutions Manager, Avalara

Partners

• Avalara · Campaign

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