- Mandatory B2G and B2B E-Invoicing: France has established a mandatory e-invoicing system for all Business-to-Government (B2G) transactions since 2019, and is now expanding this requirement to include Business-to-Business (B2B) transactions starting September 2026. All VAT-registered businesses must be capable of receiving e-invoices by this date.
- Implementation Through Chorus Pro: The national platform Chorus Pro facilitates the submission, tracking, and management of e-invoices for public sector suppliers. It allows for various submission methods and is free for users, ensuring compliance with European standards while supporting interoperability through Peppol.
- Upcoming Compliance Requirements: By September 1, 2026, larger companies will need to start reporting detailed transaction data for Business-to-Consumer (B2C) and cross-border transactions in real time, with smaller companies required to comply by September 1, 2027. This shift aims to enhance tax compliance and streamline the invoicing process across the EU.
Source ec.europa.eu
See also
French E-Invoicing Mandate: A Comprehensive Briefing – VATupdate
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