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Taxually Recognized by the International Tax Review

We are thrilled to be listed in the International Tax Review (ITR) rankings.
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Jenny Longmuir
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2026-10-26
Taxually Recognized by the International Tax Review
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Key takeaways

  1. Global recognition: Taxually has been listed in the ITR World Tax Rankings for the first time, recognized as a Notable Company for Indirect Tax in the UK.
  2. Award nominations: The company has been shortlisted for three ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023 — Tax Innovator, Tax Compliance & Reporting Firm, and Tax Technology Provider of the Year.‍
  3. Commitment to innovation: These achievements highlight Taxually’s dedication to delivering cutting-edge tax technology and exceptional client-focused service.

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In short: Taxually has been listed in the International Tax Review (ITR) World Tax rankings for the first time. The ITR named Taxually a Notable Company for Indirect Tax in the UK. Taxually was also shortlisted for three ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023: Tax Innovator, Tax Compliance & Reporting Firm, and Tax Technology Provider of the Year.

Here at Taxually, we pride ourselves on our commitment to innovation and our customer-centered approach to tax compliance. So we are thrilled to be listed in the International Tax Review (ITR) rankings. We have also made it onto the ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023 shortlist. Related reading: Mike Glover Interview: Achieving Indirect Tax Compliance Success.

How did Taxually debut in the ITR World Tax Rankings?

This year marks a special milestone for Taxually. We appear in the respected International Tax Review World Tax rankings for the very first time. The ITR has recognized us as a Notable Company for Indirect Tax in the UK. This shows the hard work, dedication and expertise of our team, who work tirelessly to provide world-class services to our clients.

Which ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023 is Taxually shortlisted for?

Taxually has also been shortlisted in three categories in ITR's regional EMEA competition. The ITR EMEA Tax Awards recognize outstanding achievements and progress by international tax experts in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) regions. You can also read Get Ready for the E-commerce Berlin Expo 2024!.

Here are the categories we've been nominated for:

  • Tax Innovator of the Year
  • Tax Compliance & Reporting Firm of the Year
  • Tax Technology Provider of the Year

Our focus has always been on creating cutting-edge tax technology. It empowers our clients by giving them the tools they need to succeed. We are immensely proud of these nominations. This recognition reminds us how important our work is.

What are the ITR EMEA Tax Awards?

They are International Tax Review's annual awards for tax firms and professionals in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The 2023 edition was the 19th.

  • 20 July 2023: ITR published the shortlist, with Taxually in three regional categories.
  • 27 September 2023: the awards gala took place at the Carlton Tower Jumeirah in London.
  • 28 September 2023: ITR published the winners.

The full list of 2023 winners is on ITR's winners page.

What does this mean for Taxually customers?

Nothing changes in how you work with Taxually. The ranking and shortlists are an outside view of the work our team already does for clients:

  • Compliance and reporting: preparing and filing indirect tax returns.
  • Tax technology: software that automates VAT work and cuts manual data entry.
  • Innovation: new ways to make cross-border compliance simpler.

Why is indirect tax compliance hard for growing businesses?

Indirect taxes are charged and reported country by country, each with its own rates, returns and deadlines. Every new market adds another set.

EU schemes reduce the work but do not remove it. The One Stop Shop needs quarterly returns and the Import One Stop Shop needs monthly ones. The EU's ViDA package also adds digital reporting for cross-border B2B transactions from 1 July 2030.

What is ViDA and when do its changes apply?

VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) is the EU's package to modernise its VAT system. It was adopted on 11 March 2025 and entered into force on 14 April 2025, with changes phased in up to 2035.

The key dates on the European Commission's ViDA page are:

  • 14 April 2025: Member States can introduce mandatory e-invoicing under specific conditions.
  • 1 July 2028: platforms in short-term accommodation rental and passenger transport by road must apply new deemed supplier rules.
  • 1 July 2030: digital reporting requirements apply to cross-border B2B transactions.
  • 1 January 2035: Member States with domestic real-time reporting must align their systems with the EU model and standards.

Businesses that trade across borders should check how their invoicing and reporting data will need to change before these dates.

Finally, we want to say thank you to all our clients, partners and the Taxually team for their support. Your belief in us fuels our drive to excel, innovate and keep providing exceptional services. We cover this in more detail in Join Us at the E-commerce Berlin Expo 2025!.

Related reading

Find out more about the indirect tax compliance products and guides from Taxually, covering VAT, US sales tax and e-invoicing:

How Taxually handles this

Taxually’s CrossTax handles VAT registration, VAT, OSS and IOSS returns and fiscal representation in the countries you sell into, and checks your sales data against 250+ validation rules before each filing. OneTax then pays every tax authority with one bulk payment in your chosen currency.

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Jenny Longmuir
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Jenny Longmuir is a content writer with experience in tax and fintech. At Taxually, she covers topics such as global tax compliance, digital reporting, and automation, helping businesses stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape. Her work focuses on making complex financial and compliance information clear and accessible to a broad audience.
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What does Taxually do?‍

Taxually provides automated, cloud-based solutions that simplify global tax compliance — including VAT, sales tax, and EPR — for ecommerce businesses and enterprises worldwide.

How does Taxually’s technology help businesses?‍

Our platform combines advanced automation with expert oversight to handle everything from tax calculation and registration to reporting and filing, reducing manual work and ensuring full compliance across multiple jurisdictions.

What did the International Tax Review recognise Taxually for?

ITR listed Taxually in its World Tax rankings for the first time, as a Notable Company for Indirect Tax in the UK. Taxually was also shortlisted for three ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023.

Which ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023 categories was Taxually shortlisted for?

Tax Innovator of the Year, Tax Compliance & Reporting Firm of the Year, and Tax Technology Provider of the Year.

When were the ITR EMEA Tax Awards 2023 winners announced?

The gala took place on 27 September 2023 in London, and ITR published the winners on 28 September 2023.

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