- As businesses face new VAT rules and increased scrutiny from tax authorities in 2026, recovering VAT incurred in 2025 presents a significant, yet often overlooked, cash flow opportunity, with millions in recoverable VAT written off annually due to various administrative challenges.
- Common barriers to effective VAT recovery include limited visibility into VAT incurred, complex and inconsistent local rules, manual processes prone to errors, missed deadlines, and fragmented responsibilities across teams, which can lead to material cash leakage, especially for international businesses.
- To maximize VAT recovery in 2026, businesses should adopt a structured, technology-enabled approach that enhances visibility, standardizes processes, automates validation, and centralizes claim tracking, ultimately reducing administrative burdens while ensuring compliance and increasing cash flow.
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