- Proposed amendment to the 2024 finance law in France outlines new deadlines for e-invoicing implementation
- Deployment of mandates will occur in two stages
- First phase starts from September 1, 2026, requiring all taxpayers to have the capability to receive electronic invoices
- Large and medium-sized taxpayers must fully comply with e-invoicing and e-reporting mandates in the first phase
- Second phase begins on September 1, 2027, requiring small, micro, and enterprise taxpayers to fully comply with the mandates
- Deadlines may be delayed by one quarter if necessary
- Ministry of Finance will provide further details later.
Source: kpmg.com
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