- French tax administration (DGFiP) announced a change to the invoicing reform model
- Initially planned hybrid model for exchanging domestic B2B invoices to start from September 1, 2026
- Involves Partner Dematerialisation Platforms (PDP) and Public Invoicing Portal (PPF)
- PDPs are accredited service providers offering paid services for invoice exchange, e-reporting data aggregation, and invoice status management
- PPF was intended to offer free e-invoice exchange services to businesses and centralize data
- DGFiP announced that the hybrid exchange model is no longer a priority
- Priority now given to directory and data centralization sent to DGFiP
- Companies that opted for direct connection with PPF will now need to choose PDPs
- ERP and software providers impacted and will need to revise their strategies
Source: avalara.com
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