Be Ready for Electronic Invoicing in France (Mandatory from 2026)

Starting September 2026, electronic invoicing will become mandatory for all businesses in France subject to VAT. This reform reshapes how companies issue, transmit, and receive invoices, introducing strict deadlines, reporting obligations, and new digital tools—but you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Our free E-Invoicing in France Guide explains the reform clearly and walks you through everything you need to know to prepare your business. Inside, you’ll discover:

• Who is affected: Learn which companies, industries, and transactions fall under the new rules, including domestic B2B, B2C, and international operations.

• The new invoice formats: Understand approved formats like Factur-X, UBL, or CII, and why Word, Excel, or simple PDFs will no longer be valid.

• Secure transmission and compliance: How certified e-invoicing platforms ensure accuracy, traceability, and protection against VAT fraud.

• Implementation timeline: Key deadlines for large companies, SMEs, and freelancers so you can stay ahead of the curve.

• Practical steps for preparation: Review internal invoicing processes, select the right platform, train staff, and implement compliance controls.

• Why the reform matters: Insights into how e-invoicing reduces administrative burdens, simplifies VAT reporting, combats fraud, and accelerates digital transformation.

This guide will help you turn a regulatory obligation into an opportunity—ensuring your business remains compliant, efficient, and ready for the future.