June 29, 2026
The following updates in VAT Filing will be released in UAT on June 29, 2026, and in PRD on July 1, 2026.
Bug fixes
- Invoices
- We fixed a problem where combining filters on the Invoice Details page caused invoice data to go missing and led to significant performance issues.
Regulatory updates
- Ireland - ESL (IE250) EC Sales List
- The generation of the Ireland ESL (IE250) Values of Supplies CSV output has been enhanced to exclude lines with a zero value.
With this enhancement, any line where the Values of Supplies amount resolves to zero (whether due to rounding or to credits and debits netting to zero) is now automatically excluded from the IE250 CSV output. Only lines with a non-zero Values of Supplies amount are included in the submission file.
- Lithuania - iSAF (i.SAF) VAT Invoice Register
- The iSAF purchase register has been enhanced to correctly classify additional purchase transaction types and include them in the report output.
With this enhancement, the following purchase VAT codes are now correctly classified in the iSAF purchase register:
LT110031 - Domestic purchase of trade goods (zero-rated) → PVM13
LT111600 - Domestic purchase of goods, non-recoverable → PVM1
LT170002 - Domestic purchase of construction and assembly work with reverse charge (input) → PVM4
LT170502 - Domestic purchase of construction and assembly work with reverse charge (output) → PVM4
LT130501 - Intra-Community purchase of trade goods → PVM16
LT135501 - Intra-Community purchase of default service → PVM21
Transactions recorded under these VAT codes will now appear in the iSAF purchase register from the next report generation. You don't need to take any action. The enhancement applies automatically to newly generated reports.
- Romania - D300 VAT Return (Decont de TVA 300)
- The reimbursement (rambursare) carryforward functionality of the D300 VAT Return has been enhanced and simplified.
Previously, the reimbursement request was controlled by two separate checkboxes: one determined whether the negative VAT balance from the previous period was carried forward into the current return, and the other controlled how the reimbursement request was marked in the generated XML file. Managing these two settings independently could produce inconsistent combinations and required manual coordination to generate a correct return.
These two checkboxes have now been consolidated into a single reimbursement selection (DA / NU), with NU applied as the default. The carryforward is now handled automatically according to the following logic:
The reimbursement selection made in the current period determines how the reimbursement request is reported in the current return, and governs what will be carried forward into the next period.
The carryforward populated in the current return is driven by the reimbursement selection made in the previous period: where reimbursement was not requested in the previous period, that period's closing negative VAT balance is automatically carried forward into the current return.
This ensures the negative VAT balance is tracked accurately across periods and produces consistent output on every return generation, without the need to configure two separate options.
You don't need to take any action. The enhancement applies automatically to newly generated D300 returns.
- Slovenia - SI Sales and Purchase VAT Records (KIR)
- The report has been updated to leave columns P6 (Buyer's Member State Code) and P6DS (Buyer's VAT ID) empty on rows where the VAT amount is reported in columns P17-P26, covering intra-EU acquisitions, domestic reverse-charge, and self-assessed import transactions. This correction aligns the output with FURS field-level requirements and prevents the taxable person's own identification data from being incorrectly populated in buyer fields.
