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Mandatory E‑invoicing & E‑reporting in France 

A practical overview of the French business digitization process

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France is setting new standards in e-invoicing and e-reporting

On July 1, 2024, France is setting new standards in E-invoicing & E-reporting

…and you can’t miss it if you do business in that country. French companies are now obligated to submit invoices and reports to the public sector in electronic form. In addition, the French ordinance aims at making the exchange of electronic invoices obligatory between all companies subject to VAT.

Since the government’s presentation on the legal changes is only available in French, we have gathered the most important information in a practical guide so that you can ensure your company’s compliance with the latest regulations.

 


In order to exchange and report invoices and reports, companies have to choose a platform for electronic invoicing and reporting: the public portal (PPF)
or a partner platform for electronic invoicing and reporting (PDP).
 

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What is the schedule for complying with the regulations?

Find answers to such questions as:

  • What is the schedule for complying with the regulations?
  • What is the scope of the e-invoicing and e-reporting obligations?
  • How does the e-reporting look for international B2B?
  • What changes in electronical reporting are coming in the B2C area?
  • Is there a solution that supports your compliance with the latest regulations in France and other countries?

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