22 Dec From Race Against Time to Production Delivery: How MPL Prepared Its Clients for Tax Reform

All of MPL's client projects related to the Tax Reform are already in production or in the final stages of implementation, consolidating an intense cycle of deliveries in record time. The challenge was great, the deadline short, but the objectives set for each project are being fully achieved.

Deliveries made in record time

• Projects conducted in extremely short time windows, without compromising on quality, governance and fiscal adherence.
• Functional, technical and integration teams acted in a coordinated manner to guarantee secure go live and operational continuity for customers.

Integrations and tax scenarios covered

• Multiple types of integration have been implemented: webservices and APIs, text files, XML in the final layout of the IRS and XML in specific layouts for each tax solution, as well as updates to views in the database to feed extraction and reporting layers.
• Successfully handled complete scenarios for Goods Invoices, Services Invoices, Returns Invoices and Standalone Invoices, ensuring data consistency and compliance throughout the tax journey.

What's next for the Tax Reform?

• The Tax Reform does not end at this stage: between 2026 and 2033, new obligations will be gradually added, while current taxes will be phased out.
• Every year, the scope of tax requirements tends to increase, expanding the set of information that companies will need to report to tax authorities.

Horizon 2026-2033: New obligations for next year

Historically, tax reforms have been treated as watertight events, but the current transition to the consumption tax model (IBS/CBS) is a dynamic process. The game is just beginning. The official timetable establishes a progressive increase in scope until 2033, when the current regime will be definitively abolished.

For the 2026 cycle, companies must prepare for a new layer of complexity. Reporting to the Treasury Department will now require strict control of Debit Notes, Credit Notes and Financial Events, which will now be reported to the Treasury Department, definitively integrating cash flow with tax obligations.

Companies will need to review processes, data models and integrations to ensure that these new types of documents and events are correctly mapped, generated and transmitted.

MPL's commitment to customers

• MPL remains attentive to regulatory changes and official government announcements, closely following the evolution of the Tax Reform until 2033.
• Committed to working side by side with its clients, MPL will continue to adjust solutions, integrate new obligations and anticipate the necessary adjustments. Count on us: the start has been made, and MPL will be with you throughout the tax marathon to come.

Our MPL is committed to constant technological vigilance. We are ready for the next phases of this marathon, ensuring that each regulatory update is converted into a competitive advantage for our clients. The start has been made.