- Spain published Royal Decree 238/2026, establishing mandatory B2B e-invoicing for entrepreneurs and professionals.
- The regulation develops Law 18/2022 and sets the technical and operational framework for e-invoicing.
- Implementation will be phased: one year after the Ministerial Order for businesses with turnover over EUR 8 million, and two years for others.
- The system requires invoice status reporting and combines private and public e-invoicing platforms for interoperability.
- The goal is to enhance digitalization, transparency, and control over late payments in commercial transactions.
Source: bdo.global
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