Who bears the responsibility for outdated software in Spain? The responsibility for maintaining compliant sales software lies with the user, not the software provider. Read more

In Verifactu mode, temporary disruptions such as internet or hardware issues trigger an automatic retry process, ensuring billing records are resent hourly until successfully submitted. Discover more insights as follows. Read more

This is the Royal Decree 254/2025, of April 1, amending Royal Decree 1007/2023, of December 5, approving the Regulation establishing the requirements to be adopted by computer or electronic systems and programmes that support the invoicing processes of entrepreneurs and professionals, and the standardisation of billing record formats. Read more

Navarre has approved its 2025–2027 Anti-Fraud Plan, introducing a fiscalization system similar to TicketBAI and VeriFactu, along with the NaTicket project for real-time billing data transmission. The plan also emphasizes taxpayer support, digital accessibility, education, and enhanced tax controls, including measures on crypto assets and forensic auditing. The Government of Navarre has officially... Read more

Under new guidelines from Spain's Ministry of Finance, billing software producers must now provide detailed system and producer information to meet compliance standards set by Royal Decree 1007/2023. This mandatory certification requires a "responsible declaration" that includes clear identification of the software's functionality and the producer's details. Read more

Spain’s Royal Decree 1007/2023 clarifies that computerized invoicing systems (SIF) may generate pre-invoices or proforma invoices, but these must be fully integrated with the official invoice issuance system. All preparatory documents must be preserved, directly linked to the final invoices, and remain traceable even if no final invoice is issued. Read more