- The Spanish tax authority has postponed the implementation of the B2B e-invoicing mandate to 2027
- Large taxpayers with turnover above €8 million will need to comply 12 months after final regulations are published
- All other taxpayers will follow in 2028, 24 months after regulations are published
- The delay is due to unresolved technical specifications
- The phased approach aims to give businesses time to prepare for the transition and ensure compliance with EU regulations.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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