DAC6pro is compatible for XML reporting in almost every EU member state. We’ve implemented the XML schemas from the following countries, : Belgium, Cyprus, Czechia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Romania, Spain, Slovakia, Sweden, United Kingdom.

We are still awaiting the technical guidelines from some countries. Whenever a country publishes its technical guidelines, our IT team typically needs two weeks to align DAC6pro.

Keep in mind that you can already start with assessing and audit trailing cross-border arrangements in DAC6pro. When the tool is in line with the new XML schema and you re-select the Disclosing Country, the system will automatically update you on missing gaps in the assessment. This way, you are prepared to convert arrangements in the XML when it is ready.

We are glad that we invested heavily in our ISO certification process, especially because the world we live in today teaches us that security and privacy are important. We are one of the first tax technology companies being ISO27001 certified. This makes us proud!

All the DAC6pro data is hosted on the Microsoft Azure Platform. We take advantage of all the security and privacy features Azure provides. Our team takes additional proactive measures to maintain a secure infrastructure and make sure there are always multiple backups for infrastructure disaster recovery purposes.

We do not manage any of our own data centers; all data center operations are outsourced. Primarily we rely on Microsoft Azure as our data center hosting and management partner. The current location of our Azure servers is Amsterdam, the Netherlands and is guaranteed for a location in West Europe.

Many organizations are assuming that they are not affected by the mandatory disclosure rules (nor potentially exposed to penalties for non-compliance with DAC6). Organizations often argue that they have no reportable arrangements that must be disclosed and, because there is no involvement with cross-border transactions, they therefore do not need a reporting process. However, many do not consider that:

Some countries have also included domestic arrangements in their local mandatory disclosure regime, broadening the scope of their domestic DAC6 compliance rules (in addition to cross-border arrangements, or CBA);

DAC6 legislation not only demands the accurate disclosure of reportable information, but it also requires organizations to have a structured reporting process in place in order to avoid inconsistency and inaccuracy in reporting.

It should be noted that underreporting and overreporting may result in penalties, as well. It is therefore advisable to have a structured DAC6 compliance process so that any potentially reportable information will endure one and the same funnel and guarantee accurate and consistent reporting.

Product adoption = User import + Client import + Kick-off training and DAC6pro manual + bonus: Weekly DAC6 enforcer email.