Since becoming the first EU country to make electronic invoicing mandatory through a clearance process in 2019, Italy has kept a steady pace in improving its continuous transaction controls (CTC) system to close the gaps in VAT compliance. The changes will become effective on 1 July 2022, with some already available on a voluntary basis and others allowing a short grace period for adjustment.
Source: SOVOS
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