Key takeaways
- Taxually launched two new products, for e-invoicing and tax calculation, plus new API capabilities.
- Taxually Connect 2026 on 29 September brought together more than 100 finance, tax and technology leaders, with a KPMG keynote on the future of indirect taxes to 2030.
- The company reported almost 40% growth in active clients and continued investment in AI.
In short: Taxually launched two new products, for e-invoicing and for tax calculation, plus new API capabilities at Taxually Connect 2026. The full-day event on 29 September brought together more than 100 finance, tax and technology leaders, and the company reported almost 40% growth in active clients.
More than 100 finance, tax and technology leaders gathered to explore where indirect tax compliance is heading in 2027 and beyond, as the company reports almost 40% growth in active clients
What did Taxually launch at Taxually Connect 2026?
Taxually, a leading global technology provider for indirect tax management, announced the launch of two new products for e-invoicing and tax calculation, together with new API capabilities, at Taxually Connect 2026. The full-day event, held on 29 September, brought together more than 100 finance, tax and technology leaders to discuss, debate and share views on where indirect tax compliance is heading in 2027 and beyond.
Both new products are designed as seamless extensions of Taxually’s existing platform. They are differentiated by real-time accuracy embedded directly in clients’ systems, along with exceptionally smooth onboarding and integration.
Taxually also presented its new API capabilities, which give clients full flexibility to connect to any part of the Taxually platform and to work directly with the clients’ internal AI ecosystems, complementing their existing indirect tax processes and vendors.
What were the themes of Taxually Connect 2026?
Taxually Connect 2026 was built around three themes:
- Forward thinking on where compliance intersects with revenue and strategy, beyond risk and documentation;
- In-person time with the leaders and peers navigating this complexity every day; and
- A first look at how AI is turning compliance from a reactive burden into a genuine strategic advantage, replacing buzzwords with actionable tools.
Who spoke at Taxually Connect 2026?
Taxually CEO and Co-Founder Stefan Mladenovic opened the day sharing his perspective on the broader shift taking place across indirect tax compliance. With the next wave of e-invoicing mandates arriving in 2026 and EU-wide digital reporting coming in 2030, he noted that the challenge goes beyond preparing for the next deadline: it is about building a tax function that can keep pace as compliance becomes a real-time, technology-led process.
Lachlan Wolfers, Global Head of Indirect Taxes and Global Head of Data, Tax & Legal at KPMG International, followed with his keynote, “The Future of Indirect Taxes to 2030.” He reflected on the current trends across the industry, and the challenges tax and finance teams can expect in the coming years.
The programme also featured a conversation with the head of indirect tax at a global shipping and logistics leader and Taxually client. With more than 700 entities worldwide, the business shared what it takes to scale indirect tax compliance across a large, multi-entity international operation, and how automation and technology have helped the team improve compliance, accuracy, visibility and risk management while freeing up time for more strategic work.
How is Taxually growing?
Taxually Connect 2026 also marked another year of strong momentum for the company, including:
- Almost 40% growth in active clients;
- Solid traction with enterprise customers and partnerships; and
- Continued investment in AI, laying the groundwork for AI-native compliance operations, as demonstrated on stage at Taxually Connect 2026 by Co-Founder Fergal Garvey.
“This year’s revenue growth reflects real demand from tax leaders who no longer treat compliance as a cost centre,” said Stefan Mladenovic, CEO of Taxually. “The international expansion we’ve delivered, and what’s coming next, shows this is only the beginning.”
What’s next for Taxually in 2027?
Looking ahead to 2027, Taxually will focus on deepening its global footprint, scaling its AI capabilities across the full compliance lifecycle, and building the partnerships that allow it to meet clients wherever they operate. The company sees Taxually Connect 2026 as the starting point for that conversation and will continue to engage with indirect tax professionals in other cities across Europe and the United States.
About Taxually
Taxually is a global technology provider for indirect tax management. Its platform helps businesses manage VAT, GST, sales tax and extended producer responsibility (EPR) compliance across multiple jurisdictions, with solutions spanning registration, filing, e-invoicing and tax calculation. For more information, visit www.taxually.com.
How Taxually handles this
Taxually’s e-invoicing issues and clears structured e-invoices in 32 countries, and CrossTax handles VAT registration, returns and fiscal representation on the same platform.
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What did Taxually announce at Taxually Connect 2026?
Taxually launched two new products, one for e-invoicing and one for tax calculation, together with new API capabilities. Both products are designed as extensions of Taxually’s existing platform, with real-time accuracy embedded directly in clients’ systems and smooth onboarding and integration.
When was Taxually Connect 2026 held?
Taxually Connect 2026 was a full-day event held on 29 September 2026. It brought together more than 100 finance, tax and technology leaders to discuss where indirect tax compliance is heading in 2027 and beyond.
What do Taxually’s new API capabilities do?
They give clients full flexibility to connect to any part of the Taxually platform and to work directly with their internal AI ecosystems, complementing their existing indirect tax processes and vendors.
Who spoke at Taxually Connect 2026?
Taxually CEO and Co-Founder Stefan Mladenovic opened the day. Lachlan Wolfers of KPMG International gave the keynote “The Future of Indirect Taxes to 2030.” The head of indirect tax at a global shipping and logistics client spoke about scaling compliance across more than 700 entities, and Co-Founder Fergal Garvey demonstrated Taxually’s AI work on stage.
How fast is Taxually growing?
Taxually reported almost 40% growth in active clients, solid traction with enterprise customers and partnerships, and continued investment in AI.
What will Taxually focus on in 2027?
Taxually will focus on deepening its global footprint, scaling its AI capabilities across the full compliance lifecycle and building partnerships, and will continue to meet indirect tax professionals in other cities across Europe and the United States.
