If you invoice in Hungary but your company currency isn't HUF (say, EUR), this one's for you. Odoo fixed a bug in the Hungarian e-invoicing module (l10n_hu_edi): the “Total VAT amount in HUF” line on the invoice PDF generated when sending to NAV showed the amount in your company currency, not in HUF. The fix landed on 9–10 November 2026 in Odoo 18.0, 19.0 and the online (SaaS) versions. Source: odoo/odoo commit fcecf6c.
From now on, Odoo calculates this total the same way as the HUF VAT total in the XML it sends to NAV: it converts each VAT line to HUF, rounds it, then adds them up. If your company currency is HUF, nothing changes for you.
- Update your Odoo: on Odoo Online the fix comes with the regular updates, on Odoo.sh or on-premise pull the latest build.
- If your company currency isn't HUF, open a fresh invoice PDF and check that the HUF VAT total matches the invoice.
- Not sure how your database is set up? Ping InnOpen and we'll check it with you.
Elsewhere in Europe: on 10 November 2026 fiskaly announced that Odoo Italia has built its service into the Odoo POS. Italian shops can now send their daily sales data to the tax authority in the cloud, without a fiscal printer. It's the same partner Odoo already uses in Germany and Austria. Handy to know if you also run shops abroad. Source: fiskaly blog.
For developers: Odoo kept growing the skills directory that guides AI coding agents. Between 9 and 11 November it added rules for sort comparators, batched RPC calls and icons, for freezing time in tests with mock_datetime_and_now, and for using Owl 3 hooks instead of the Owl 2 compatibility ones. Source: odoo/odoo commit 533ff7a.