Finance Postpones for the Third Time the Entry Into Force of the Verifactu System: It Will Not Be Mandatory Until 2028
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The second delay in the invoice control system gives companies and self-employed two years of margin and seeks to avoid duplicate investments before adapting to the new European digital model
The Ministry of Finance has decided to postpone the implementation of Verifactu until the entry into force of the electronic invoice for all tax-paying persons. That is, that...
The Tax Agency has decided to postpone the implementation of Verifactu until the entry into force of the electronic invoice for all taxable persons, i.e. in October 2028, according to an information note published by the Ministry of Finance. The Government had already delayed one year, until 2027, the entry into force of the Verifactu system, which promotes the digitization of invoicing processes in companies. In particular, it was stipulated th…
The Ministry of Finance justifies the postponement for the advisability of matching the Verifactu timetables and the regulations.
The executive includes the obligation of this new system, which was to enter into force for SMEs on 1 January, with the electronic invoice between companies, giving two years of marginThe government approves the mandatory electronic invoice for companies after delaying Verifactu The government has again postponed the entry into force of Verifactu, as is popularly known the new regulation of invoicing systems developed by the Tax Agency, until Oc…
It was stipulated that the system would be mandatory from January 1, 2027 for companies filing Corporate Tax returns and from July 1, 2027 for the rest of the self-employed and companies.
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