Continuous Transaction Controls(CTC)
An umbrella term for tax-authority systems that monitor invoices in (near) real time — including clearance, real-time reporting, and SAF-T-style periodic feeds.
Related terms
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ComplianceVAT in the Digital Age — the European Commission's reform package mandating structured e-invoicing and digital reporting for intra-EU B2B transactions, with phased application from 2030.
ZATCA
ComplianceZakat, Tax and Customs Authority — the Saudi Arabian government body responsible for VAT collection and the country's mandatory e-invoicing programme (Fatoora).
Clearance Model
E-invoicingAn e-invoicing architecture where invoices must be submitted to (and approved by) the tax authority before they can be sent to the buyer. KSA Phase 2 and India's IRP follow this model.
Peppol
TechnicalPan-European Public Procurement On-Line — an open, four-corner network for exchanging electronic invoices across borders, now adopted as the basis of mandates in the EU, Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, and others.
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