
Sovos Annual Tax Compliance Trends Report
Discover the top 2025 tax trends reshaping compliance. Learn how AI, real-time data, and new mandates are transforming tax into a strategic advantage.
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The IRS’s final regulations on digital asset reporting mark a turning point in how crypto brokers, digital asset platforms and taxpayers report transactions. With authorities expecting to process over 8 billion 1099-DA forms annually, organizations must ensure they have a structured and scalable tax compliance strategy in place.

Discover the top 2025 tax trends reshaping compliance. Learn how AI, real-time data, and new mandates are transforming tax into a strategic advantage.



Key Highlights: 2025 saw major changes to DtC alcohol shipping laws, especially for wine Mississippi and Delaware opened new markets but with restrictive provisions Several

Should states eliminate their corporate and personal income taxes and replace them with a broad-based sales tax applied at a modest rate? The White House Council of Economic Advisers says absolutely yes. In a
The Instructions have been published to guide taxpayers on electronic invoicing contingency procedures, including the reasons for requesting contingency status, the methods for initiating and
France has formally adopted its 2026 State Budget Law, confirming several important amendments to the country’s upcoming B2B e-invoicing and e-reporting mandate. Following its publication
The Internal Revenue Service has released Form 5498-ESA (Rev. December 2026), Coverdell ESA Contribution Information. The revised form converts to a continuous use format and

The Treasury and IRS have begun implementing a new car loan interest deduction that allows many individual taxpayers to deduct interest paid on qualifying vehicle

Why Financial Institutions Overpay Sales & Use Tax and How to Stop It $750,000. That’s how much one mid-size U.S. bank recovered in a single

Arkansas imposes a statewide sales and use tax rate of 6.5%, as established under the Arkansas tax code. While Arkansas does not allow local jurisdictions