A Deep Dive into Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) and Post Audit Models

A Deep Dive into Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) and Post Audit Models

In the dynamic realm of global business, understanding tax frameworks such as Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) and Post Audit is crucial, especially for organisations operating across diverse jurisdictions. These models, employed by tax authorities worldwide to regulate electronic invoicing and transaction processing, play a significant role in shaping compliance strategies for businesses.

In this LinkedIn blog, we explore the nuances of CTC and Post Audit, shedding light on their implications for enterprises operating within the European or global landscape. We also highlight how our expertise supports companies navigating compliance requirements in nations embracing either CTC or Post Audit methodologies.

Continuous Transaction Control (CTC): Real-Time Oversight

At its core, CTC involves a suite of processes that empower local tax authorities to access real-time or near real-time financial data associated with business operations. Contrary to traditional tax tracking methods, CTC requires the direct transmission of data from business processes or data management systems to tax authorities, facilitating immediate data acquisition.

Italy and Poland are early adopters of CTC, with France set to implement it from 2025, becoming mandatory from September 2026. In the CTC framework, TrueCommerce ensures your invoices align with tax authority stipulations, orchestrating their passage through registration and validation processes before approval and release to the end recipient.

Post Audit: A Retrospective Approach

In contrast, the Post Audit model involves financial authorities not directly participating in the exchange of invoices. Instead, they reserve the right to retrospectively verify adherence to prevailing invoicing requirements. In this model, TrueCommerce meticulously reviews invoice information for compliance before application. Qualified invoices, with necessary signatures, are dispatched directly to the recipient, with Value-Added Network (VAN) providers playing a role in certain scenarios.

Distinguishing CTC from Post Audit: A Summary

In essence, CTC focuses on immediate registration and validation of invoices by authorities before dissemination, almost in real-time. Post Audit, on the other hand, entails direct dispatch to the recipient, with sellers reporting monthly VAT to public administration without prior approval requirements.

Navigating the Regulatory Landscape: How We Can Assist

Choosing between CTC or Post-Audit models depends on individual country regulations. TrueCommerce ensures businesses meet diverse requirements, offering support for enterprises present in European or global jurisdictions. Outsourcing this intricate aspect of operations to a knowledgeable partner like us streamlines compliance efforts, allowing organizations to focus on their core objectives.

In the complex world of global tax frameworks, TrueCommerce is your ally, ensuring your business adapts seamlessly to diverse regulatory landscapes.

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