- French B2B e-invoicing mandate delayed until at least September 2026
- Discussion around additional disclosure requirements for VAT invoices
- Aim is to identify VAT fraud and reduce the VAT Gap
- Possible additional disclosure requirements include goods delivery address variation, customer’s SIREN number, details on accrual-basis VAT, and further details on taxable transactions
- Implementation could be done by 1 July 2024 if brought forward.
Source: vatcalc.com
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