- E-invoicing and e-reporting obligation in France has been delayed to July 2025
- The new schedule is still under discussion and awaiting final approval
- The postponement allows businesses to align their processes and resources with the upcoming requirements
- The government’s decision to postpone the mandate signifies collaboration with businesses and technology providers
- The postponement presents an opportunity for comprehensive readiness and smoother transition
- Electronic VAT invoices for B2B transactions will be progressively introduced in France
- E-invoicing means issuing, sending, and receiving invoices electronically in a specific format
- Relevant data in e-invoices will be communicated to tax authorities in real time
- The obligation will be rolled out in phases based on company size and business activity
- The new implementation schedule starts from September 2026 for large companies.
Source: marosavat.com
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