- Spain’s VERI*FACTU electronic invoicing mandate has been postponed by one year, with new deadlines set for January 1, 2027 (corporate taxpayers) and July 1, 2027 (self-employed and non-established companies).
- The mandate requires invoicing systems to ensure integrity, traceability, immutability, secure storage, and electronic signatures for all invoices, along with QR codes for verification.
- Two operating modes: voluntary real-time submission to AEAT (VeriFactu Mode) or strict internal controls without automatic submission (No VeriFactu Mode).
- Businesses already using the Suministro Inmediato de Información (SII) system are exempt from these new requirements.
- The extension allows more time for adaptation while supporting the modernization and security of electronic invoicing in Spain.
Source: fintua.com
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