- Article 28 proposes a two-year grace period (Sept 2026–Aug 2028) for businesses during the rollout of mandatory e-invoicing in France.
- Companies showing diligent compliance would not be penalized for technical non-conformities during this period.
- The proposal addresses challenges like IT upgrades, interoperability, late specifications, and the shift away from the public invoicing portal.
- Measures include suspension of sanctions, preservation of VAT rights, administrative support, proactive communication, and contingency planning.
- This is a safeguard for a stable transition, not a postponement of the reform.
Source: snitechnology.net
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