- France’s Ministry of Public Accounts announced 10 simplification measures for the 2026-27 e-invoicing mandate.
- The measures aim to reduce administrative burdens while maintaining tax oversight.
- Two core principles guide the measures: simplification and allowances.
- Five key simplifications include relief from international transaction reporting, elimination of line-by-line data, removal of transaction count reporting, elimination of “blank” e-reporting, and fixed data requirements.
- Five allowances provide compliance flexibility, including simplified VAT margin calculations and exclusions for entities without SIREN numbers.
- The measures reflect a balance between tax control and practical business needs.
- Businesses are advised to strategically prepare for the upcoming changes.
Source: vatabout.com
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