Tax & policy
Regulatory models, VAT monitoring frameworks and policy design questions.

Independent research and analysis across fiscalisation, VAT monitoring, digital tax control, e-invoicing, transaction evidence and implementation.
We examine how tax-control rules, transaction technology and implementation choices work in practice—producing evidence for policy, compliance and system design.
Regulatory models, VAT monitoring frameworks and policy design questions.
Transaction architecture, reporting, evidence and system interactions.
Operational outcomes, consumer participation and implementation realities.
Our research primarily explores the policy, technology, implementation and behavioural dimensions of fiscalisation and VAT-monitoring systems. These themes represent core areas of focus rather than fixed boundaries for future research.
Research into how fiscalisation and VAT-monitoring frameworks are designed, evolve over time and respond to regulatory, technological and administrative change.
Research into transaction capture, fiscal data flows, certification models, interoperability and the relationship between legal requirements and technical implementation.
Research into programme rollout, operational implementation, institutional coordination, taxpayer and vendor adoption, consumer behaviour and communication challenges.
Research into receipt verification, consumer incentives, lotteries, rebates, tax-relief mechanisms and other behavioural tools that support compliance and enforcement outcomes.
These core themes guide the Laboratory’s work without limiting future or commissioned research.
Designed for governments, tax authorities, associations, technology providers and organisations that need focused, evidence-based answers.

Focused studies tailored to a jurisdiction, policy question, sector or technology environment.
Survey, field-research and data-driven studies built around a defined research objective.
Evidence-based briefings and workshops for institutional and professional audiences.
Joint studies and knowledge projects with public bodies, associations and research partners.
A common language for fiscalisation, digital tax control, e-invoicing and e-reporting — built to make cross-jurisdiction discussion clearer and more precise.

Selected publications from the research library.
For commissioned research, a briefing, a collaborative study or an initial discussion, get in touch.