A VIES check verifies whether a VAT number is valid within the EU and prevents errors, fraud, and fines. It is relevant for both customers and suppliers. Automation via Dun & Bradstreet and the VIES API saves you time, reduces manual errors, and improves auditability. This turns an administrative obligation into a powerful tool for reliable VAT compliance, ready for the digital future with ViDA.
The Affiliates Rule of the US BIS puts the world of export control on high alert. Although its introduction has been postponed by a year, the message remains clear: the US wants more insight into ownership and control within international corporate structures. What does this mean for companies that do business worldwide, and how can you prepare for it now?
Compliance is changing rapidly. In 2025, the focus is shifting from retrospective compliance to proactive risk management. Data, technology, and AI play a key role in this. This blog shows where compliance professionals are setting their priorities and what this means for organizations.
The new Money Laundering Implementation Act (IWT) replaces the WWFT and introduces stricter requirements and more data-driven supervision. Read about what is changing, what market parties are pointing out, and why reliable data is crucial for effective compliance.
Compliance and KYC are mandatory, but often too complex and time-consuming for SMEs. Doing it yourself leads to stress, risks, and mistakes. In this blog, you’ll learn why outsourcing is not a luxury, but a smart way to save time, stay compliant, and reduce risks, without having to click through a platform yourself.
Many companies rely on a quick compliance check and think they are in the clear. But in a world where rules, risks, and relationships are constantly changing, that is a dangerous illusion. Discover why a check mark is never enough and how you can use smart monitoring and reliable data compliance to your strategic advantage.
Compliance and risk management may seem similar, but they actually complement each other. While compliance focuses on laws and regulations, risk management looks at broader business risks. Together, they form the basis for continuity, agility, and trust in a complex environment.
CSRD requirements have been temporarily eased. Fewer reporting requirements and more breathing space for organizations that must comply starting in 2024. What can you postpone, and what can't you? And how can you use this breathing space strategically? Read here to find out what's changing for your organization.
In this blog, discover which data is essential for a strong compliance process. From basic data to UBO insights and financial stability: these are the data points that enable you to manage risks and do business with confidence.
Many organizations still view compliance as an obligation. But those who approach it intelligently use it as a strategic tool to limit risks, work more transparently, and build trust among customers, partners, and regulators.
As a client, you can be held financially liable if a supplier or subcontractor fails to pay their payroll taxes. In this blog, you can read about what chain liability entails, why you need to do more than just sign a contract, and how data can help you manage risks in your supply chain.
European regulator EBA's new AML rules place a strong emphasis on transparency in ownership structures. Especially companies with complex or international structures are more likely to receive additional questions from banks as a result. Without clear insight into these structures, delays in KYC processes are almost inevitable. Timely investment in overview and control helps prevent delays and ensures that you meet the stricter requirements.
