- Spain is considering merging its e-reporting and e-invoicing systems, including SII and VeriFactu.
- Large taxpayers over €6 million in annual turnover currently use SII and are exempt from VeriFactu.
- SII requires transaction reporting within four days of invoice issuance or receipt.
- Authorities want to reduce administrative burden by unifying reporting, including annual VAT summaries like Form 390, into a centralized system.
Source: vatcalc.com
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