- France has simplified e-invoicing and e-reporting rules ahead of the 2026-27 deadline to ease administrative burdens and facilitate a smoother transition for businesses. Key changes include removing certain reporting obligations, reducing B2C e-reporting transactions, and allowing nil submissions. Easements include simplified VAT calculations and deferred compliance for some entities. These adjustments result from consultations and aim to balance simplification with flexibility.
Source: regfollower.com
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