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International accounting, payroll, and cross-border compliance
From July 1, 2026, Czech employers must register every new hire with the ČSSZ before the employee starts work — the old eight-day post-start window is gone. This guide covers the partial-registration option for Czech workers, the stricter foreign-worker rules, the JMHZ monthly report behind the change, penalties up to CZK 10 million, and a seven-step onboarding checklist.
Norway moved mandatory B2B e-invoice issuance forward a year to January 1, 2027, with digital receipt and bookkeeping duties following on January 1, 2030. Invoices must be structured EHF Billing 3.0 files sent over Peppol — PDFs no longer count — for all bookkeeping-obligated businesses except those under NOK 50,000 turnover with no VAT or accounting obligations.
Scotland's 2026 revaluation pushed almost 4,000 small firms off 100% Small Business Bonus Scheme relief while thresholds stayed frozen at £12,000. Here are the 2026-27 SBBS bands, the three transitional caps (15% general, 25% net for lost SBBS, 15% self-catering), and the short-term-let licence rules that void relief entirely.
From 1 January 2026 Vietnam no longer collects the business license fee (lệ phí môn bài) and no longer requires its annual declaration, saving companies VND 2–3 million and household businesses up to VND 1 million a year — but arrears for 2025 and earlier remain collectible, and VAT, income tax and e-invoicing obligations are unchanged.
A Foreign Trade Zone defers duties until goods enter U.S. commerce, consolidates a week of shipments into a single Merchandise Processing Fee (capped at $651.50 for FY 2026 rather than charged per entry), and — with FTZ Board authorization — lets you elect the lower finished-good rate when component tariffs are inverted. Small importers reach all three as users of a 3PL magnet site, without activating a zone of their own.
From January 1, 2026, Danish sole proprietorships, partnerships, and associations with net turnover above DKK 300,000 in both 2024 and 2025 — roughly 118,000 businesses — must keep books in a compliant digital system with NemHandel/Peppol e-invoicing, tamper-evident five-year storage, weekly automated backups, and SAF-T export on demand. This guide covers the two-year turnover test, the five system requirements, the five mistakes that trigger enforcement, and a seven-step migration checklist.
A practical guide for Saudi SMEs under ZATCA's FATOORA e-invoicing mandate—how B2B clearance and B2C reporting differ, why master data is a compliance control, and how to reconcile your accounting ledger with what your e-invoicing system submits.
Payoneer will add Bridge-powered USDC and USDT payouts in 2026. Learn how cross-border sellers save on FX and wire fees, what GENIUS and FASB changes mean, and how to book stablecoin receipts at FMV, track FIFO lots, and reconcile Payoneer, blockchain, and bank statements.
The 10% Section 122 surcharge expired July 24, 2026 after 150 days and was replaced by 10-12.5% Section 301 duties; CBP's CAPE portal has already paid $23.7 billion of an estimated $166 billion in IEEPA refunds — learn how to re-model landed cost per SKU, track entry-level recoveries, and avoid booking refunds as income too early.
Starting September 1, 2026, France requires structured e-invoices (Factur-X, UBL, or CII) for domestic B2B transactions, and US sellers with no French establishment must supply clean, itemized invoice data so their French customers can meet the parallel e-reporting obligation.
From July 1 2026 Australia's Payday Super requires super paid with wages and received within 7 business days — not quarterly. Who, when, and how to prepare.
