- France proposes simplification and tolerance measures for e-invoicing and e-reporting reform.
- Measures are pending formal implementation through the Finance Bill 2026 or updated guidance.
- The reform mandates phased e-invoicing and e-reporting starting September 2026 for VAT-registered businesses.
- Proposed measures include terminology updates, simplification of reporting requirements, and tolerance measures for VAT calculations.
- Non-established entities with French VAT numbers have specific e-reporting obligations.
Source: kpmg.com
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