- Spain has published regulations on invoicing software and e-invoicing systems
- The regulations provide guidance on the operation of the new requirements for B2B transactions to prevent fraud
- The regulations set out technical specifications and requirements for electronic systems and software supporting invoicing processes
- Invoicing software must meet certain requirements to ensure the integrity, preservation, accessibility, readability, traceability, and non-alteration of invoicing records
- Covered entrepreneurs and professionals must be in compliance with the regulations by 1 July 2025
- Software must generate an invoicing record with specific information and include a digital fingerprint and electronic signature
- The regulations apply throughout Spain, with specific provisions for certain regions and territories
- Penalties will be imposed for non-compliance with the regulations
- Producers and marketers of invoicing software must certify compliance and offer fully compliant products within nine months
- All entrepreneurs and professionals must have functioning invoicing software or systems adapted to the regulations by 1 July 2025, except for those using the Immediate Supply of Information system.
Source: bdo.global
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