Live webinar
How to update your year-end checklist for AI and new tax rules
Join us Nov 12th
E-Invoicing moved the moment VAT gets checked from the day you file to the moment a transaction is created. If your tax data still lives in five places, you can't see what's happening in time, let alone prove it.
October 22nd 2026, 3pm - 4pm CEST
Real-time reporting and e-Invoicing mandates have changed when VAT gets checked. The moment a transaction is created is the moment it gets checked. But does it also get checked by you at that moment? Automation and AI are changing how those transactions are processed, validated and reported.
For most multi-entity groups, the setup hasn't caught up yet. Tax data still sits across ERP systems, finance applications, tax tools and spreadsheets. Teams reconcile by hand, workflows don't connect, and nobody has the full picture until it's too late to change.
This practical session shows how to fix that without adding another layer of complexity. We cover where the gaps sit in your VAT and tax technology landscape, how e-Invoicing changes your data and controls, who should own which part of the process once it reaches finance, AP, AR and IT, what's worth automating and what still needs human judgment, and where AI adds value today.
Eoin Fitzgerald of Keeyns ran indirect tax in-house as EMEA tax lead at Dell, so he knows this from the inside. Sanket Handa is Chief Product Officer at Cygnet.One. He leads the product strategy and innovation roadmap across Cygnet.One's solutions.
You leave with a practical checklist. The last part of the hour is open Q&A, so bring your questions.
You leave with: a clearer roadmap and a practical checklist. What to connect, what to automate, who owns what, and where e-Invoicing and AI fit in a modern VAT and tax operating model.
Six focused sessions in 60 minutes. From what's changing, to what it means for your team, to a checklist you can use the next morning.