- France’s mandatory e-invoicing rollout planned for September 1, 2026 is now uncertain after the 2026 Finance Bill failed to pass in December 2025.
- None of the approved e-invoicing provisions, including Article 28, are legally in force; a temporary budget extends 2025 rules into 2026.
- A political compromise on the Finance Bill is expected by mid-February.
- Key e-invoicing provisions now on hold include stricter platform rules, expanded e-reporting scope, softer penalties, and new platform switching requirements.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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