The Launch of Electronic Invoicing Will Take Place Under High Supervision, Bercy Assures
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Approved platforms will have to demonstrate that they meet the security requirements. If not, the administration will stop any contact.
On 1 September 2026, e-invoicing became the norm in France. Faced with the fears of a recent cyber attack on DGFiP, Minister David Amiel assured that the approved platforms met the highest security standards in Europe. The government promised strict controls and full transparency, but political and expert criticisms were taking place.
On 1 September 2026, electronic invoicing will come into effect. All the companies concerned will have to go through government-approved platforms. However, this reform is already feared, but it is even more so because of hacking. DGFiP has undergone two separate IT intrusions, at the end of June and the end of July. Nearly 700 [...]
As of September 1, 2026, all French companies will have to switch to electronic invoicing, under penalty of fines. Following the data leaks recorded by the tax authorities this summer, Bercy is doing what it can to reassure the French about the security of the system.
Electronic invoicing: a gradual reform that already affects all companies September 1, 2026 does not mean that all French companies will immediately have to issue their invoices in electronic format. The timetable provides for a two-step application. From this date, all companies subject to VAT will have to be able to receive electronic invoices. This obligation also concerns micro-entrepreneurs, liberal professions and structures benefiting fro…
As the reform is fast approaching, the government is seeking to defuse business concerns. After a cyber attack on the Directorate-General for Public Finance, several politicians have called for the suspension of the scheme.
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