Taxera Technologies Announces Strategic Partnership with Future Fit Tax and Adept Group to Support VAT Digitalisation in Africa

Taxera Technologies Announces Strategic Partnership with Future Fit Tax to Support VAT Modernisation Across Africa

Zurich, Switzerland — 27 April 2026 — Taxera Technologies, a global tax technology platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Future Fit Tax, a specialist tax technology and transformation firm and member of The Adept Group, to accelerate tax technology innovation across Africa, with an initial focus on e-invoicing and VAT modernisation in South Africa.

The partnership comes at a pivotal time as the South African Revenue Service continues to progress its VAT modernisation programme, signalling a move toward a more automated, data-driven VAT compliance environment. Structured e-invoicing, enhanced digital reporting, and increased VAT data transparency are expected to form part of the future operating model for businesses operating in South Africa.

Through the partnership, Taxera Technologies will bring its global tax technology platform and proven experience supporting e-invoicing, continuous transaction controls, and real-time VAT reporting in mature digital tax jurisdictions. Future Fit Tax will contribute its local tax advisory, design, and implementation expertise, supported by the broader Adept Advisory ecosystem.

The collaboration is designed to help organisations prepare for the anticipated introduction of structured e-invoicing, enhanced VAT data transmission, and greater automation of VAT compliance, while remaining responsive to evolving regulatory guidance.

By combining Taxera’s technology platform with Future Fit Tax’s local execution capability, the partnership will support organisations across key areas including:

e-invoicing readiness and implementation VAT data quality and controls ERP and finance system integration digital VAT compliance and reporting advanced VAT analytics and risk management

Paul Antunes, CEO and Founder of Taxera Technologies, said the partnership reflects Taxera’s commitment to supporting businesses as digital tax requirements evolve across Africa.

“Taxera has extensive experience in jurisdictions where e-invoicing and real-time VAT reporting are already well established. Partnering with Future Fit Tax allows us to bring that global technology capability into the South African market in a way that is practical, locally informed, and aligned to the needs of businesses preparing for VAT modernisation,” he said.

Victoria Hulley, Founder and Director of Future Fit Tax and Engagement Professional at Adept Advisory, said the partnership brings together international technology capability and strong local implementation expertise.

“As South Africa moves toward a more digital VAT environment, organisations will need to assess not only their systems, but also their data, controls, operating models, and internal readiness. This partnership enables us to support clients with both the technology and the practical execution required to prepare with confidence,” she said.

With South Africa as the initial focus, the partnership is also expected to provide a strategic launchpad for broader expansion across Africa, as revenue authorities across the continent increasingly explore digital VAT controls and e-invoicing as part of wider tax modernisation initiatives.