- France has issued further clarifications for its e-invoice mandate, set to begin in September 2026. The government outlined 10 simplifications and allowances to help taxpayers comply. Key changes include eliminating certain reporting obligations, such as line-by-line details for international flows and transaction count reporting. Additional data requirements and e-reporting for operations outside the EU are also removed. Allowances provide flexibility, such as simplified VAT margin calculations and grace periods for entities with administrative issues. Obligations for non-established taxpayers to issue electronic invoices are postponed until September 2027.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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