- France is implementing a mandatory digital VAT e-reporting system, clarifying its scope and requirements.
- E-reporting applies to B2C transactions (with daily aggregated VAT data, no personal customer data) and certain international B2B transactions (with invoice-level details).
- Imports and VAT-exempt activities (like healthcare and education) are excluded.
- Data must be transmitted via approved digital platforms or compatible software, making the process structured and integrated into company systems.
- Reporting frequency depends on the VAT regime, with further changes expected as the simplified VAT regime is abolished in 2027.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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