Indirect Tax
Ask questions in plain English and get answers cited from tax authorities and multilateral organisms — plus registration thresholds and transaction modelling. Bring your own documents if you want.
AITA centralizes indirect tax and e-invoicing research, operations and future tax operating models for Heads of Tax, Heads of Indirect Tax and Tax Technology Leaders — with every answer cited from official sources: national tax authorities and multilateral organisms (EU Commission, OECD, IMF).
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Indirect Tax · Chat
conversation #4821The split-payment regime (scissione dei pagamenti) applies to supplies made to Italian Public Administration entities and to companies listed on the FTSE MIB index. Per Decreto-Legge 50/2017, Art. 17-ter, the supplier issues the invoice without collecting VAT — the buyer remits VAT directly to the Treasury.
The regime was extended through 30 June 2026 by Council Implementing Decision (EU) 2023/1552.
Answers are grounded in cited authorities — never the open web.
6
Modules across indirect tax and e-invoicing
180+
Global jurisdictions tracked
Official
Citations from tax authorities and multilateral organisms
100%
Grounded in cited sources
The platform
Six modules are live today — Indirect Tax, E-Invoicing, ITCN, Vendor Selection, Tax Events and Tax Audits, Legislation and Controversy — all under one global roof, supporting research, operations and future tax operating models.
Ask questions in plain English and get answers cited from tax authorities and multilateral organisms — plus registration thresholds and transaction modelling. Bring your own documents if you want.
Onboard entities, see in-scope countries on a world map, track legislative news.
Private network for in-house tax professionals — discussions, DMs and identity controls.
Score tax engines, e-invoicing and compliance providers with an 8-axis framework.
Curated global calendar of conferences and webinars across tax and tax technology.
Track authority audits, run anomaly checks on transactional data, consult indirect tax legislation globally.
How it works
Every answer is cited from official sources — national tax authorities and multilateral organisms (EU Commission, OECD, IMF). You can also bring your own documents into your private workspace. AITA supports research, day-to-day operations and the design of future tax operating models. No open-web guessing, no hidden "curated" black box.
Official sources
Continuously refreshed legislation, rulings and official guidance from national tax authorities, the EU Commission, OECD and IMF — covering 180+ global jurisdictions.
Ask in natural language
Query in plain English. AITA returns concise, structured answers with traceable citations to the source paragraph.
Operationalise
Convert research into entity-by-entity scoping, country-by-country roadmaps, vendor RFPs and future tax operating models.
Built for the enterprise
Workspace isolation, granular access, audit-grade citation trails.
Defensible by design
Every answer cites its source. No hallucinations from the open web.
Tax-first product
Designed with input from Heads of Tax and Tax Technology Leads.