This is how the Verifactu and electronic invoice calendar for companies and self-employed individuals looks like
The Ministry of Finance has once again extended the deadlines for the definitive entry into force and for Verifactu to align them with those for the implementation of the mandatory electronic invoice for companies and self-employed individuals.
Spain's Ministry of Finance, led by Arcadi España, has announced a new extension for the definitive entry into force of the Anti-Fraud Law obligations, including the Verifactu system. The deadline has been pushed back to October 2028, aligning with the rollout of mandatory electronic invoicing for companies and self-employed workers.
The move comes after pressure from groups such as the Spanish Association of Tax Advisors (Aedaf) and the National Federation of Associations of Self-Employed Workers (ATA). The electronic invoicing mandate will apply to companies with annual revenues over €8 million from October 2, 2027, and to those with lower revenues from October 2028.
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