Coupa Global Compliance Drive Compliance with Global Tax Regulations

Global Compliance

Drive Tax Compliance with Country-Specific Legal Requirements

Keeping up with indirect tax (VAT, GST) regulations is challenging, especially when managing global suppliers. Now you can pre-validate country-specific requirements before issuing an invoice and also when sending electronic invoices to the government, where mandated, for appropriate clearance.
  • Always Up-to-Date Compliance

    With our cloud-based approach, the rules that power Coupa's invoice compliance engine are always kept up-to-date, making going global a breeze.

  • Third-Party Review

    Coupa has reached out to PricewaterhouseCoopers to review and test for international invoice compliance (VAT and GST)*.

  • Streamlined Tax Audit

    Coupa makes tax-compliant invoice processing and archiving easy, speeding up the preparation for a tax audit and giving you more time to focus on running the business.

  • Always Up-to-Date Compliance
  • Third-Party Assurance
  • Streamlined Tax Audit
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Country-Specific Invoice Information

Invoicing laws and requirements vary from country to country. Coupa's compliant invoicing solution is always up-to-date and currently supports over 50 countries around the globe.

B2B Invoice Mandate Process Support

In addition to supporting country-specific content requirements. Coupa's compliant invoicing solution is always up-to-date with the respective process requirements and has support for all in-scope countries where B2B invoice mandates exist.

Digital Signatures

Keep auditors happy with a digital signature — the easiest way to prove the origins of your invoice and verify that its contents are correct and unedited.

Validated Supplier Invoices

With Coupa Compliant Invoicing, validation is built into the backend so you can be confident that every rate, field, and invoice is compliant.

Demonstrable Compliance*

Coupa has been subject to a PriceWaterhouseCoopers review and test in live environments. This helps buyers and suppliers to comply with country specific e-invoice regulations*.

Compliant Archiving

Securely archive all your P2P documents — such as invoices, POs and requisitions — to ensure compliance with global tax and accounting regulations for document storage and retrieval.
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Resources and Insights

Blog
To Ensure e-Invoicing Compliance, Look Beyond Comfort Letters
Any conversation about global electronic invoicing quickly leads to compliance with regulatory requirements—VAT (Value Added Tax) rules as well as laws around accounting, trade, customs and data...
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Why Tax Compliance is an Attitude, Not a Role
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* E-invoicing and e-archiving compliance for Coupa Compliance as a Service (CaaS)

In collaboration with PwC Business Advisory Services BV ("PwC" or “PricewaterhouseCoopers”), Coupa Software Incorporated (“Coupa”) has studied the tax and legal framework for its e-invoicing and e-archiving solutions in various countries (as determined in the engagement letter). Within the framework of this collaboration, PwC assisted Coupa in mapping relevant tax and legal e-invoicing and e-archiving requirements, and in carrying out a review (based on its written solution description) and, where appropriate, a walk-through of the solution in its live environment in order to validate the compliance of the VAT/GST e-invoicing and e-archiving aspects of Coupa Compliance as a Service (CaaS). Coupa also receives regulatory updates from PwC on changes in e-invoicing and e-reporting that could have an impact on the compliance of our solution.