10.06.21
Delay to e-invoicing mandate
The French e-invoicing mandate has been delayed, in line with the following:
- General obligation to receive e-invoices: July 2024
- Obligation for large enterprises to send e-invoices: July 2024
- Obligation to send e-invoices for mid-sized suppliers: January 2025
- SME obligation: January 2026
Tungsten Network can ensure French taxpayers remain compliant once this mandate goes live.
Browse France updates
v2.3 of technical specifications
- Mandate information
French e-invoicing/e-reporting mandate postponement
- Mandate information
Launch of the pilot phase and a call for applications
- Mandate information
Changes on version 2.2 of external specifications for e-invoicing
- Mandate information
France- Version 2.2 of External B2B E-invoicing Specification released
- Mandate information
Updated technical requirements – version 2.1
- Mandate information
Updated FAQs on e-invoicing published
- Country updates
Amendment of goods and services tax code
- VAT/G(S)ST rate information
B2B Technical specifications – Version 1.2
- Mandate information
Potential free archiving service
- Mandate information
VAT reduced rate application for certain products
- VAT/G(S)ST rate information
Permission to mandate e-invoicing granted through derogation
- Mandate information
Technical requirements published for upcoming B2B e-invoicing mandate
- Mandate information
Updated version of the FAQs on e-invoicing implementation published
- Mandate information
Request to impose mandatory e-invoicing
- Mandate information
Delay to e-invoicing mandate
- Mandate information
France delays implementation of Continuous Tax Controls by 18 months
- Mandate information
Still on track for mandatory e-invoicing and VAT e-reporting
- Mandate information
France implements EU VAT Directive 55
- Mandate information