Spain has approved a Royal Decree introducing mandatory B2B e-invoicing, requiring businesses to exchange structured invoices through either private platforms or a future public system, in line with EU VAT digitalization goals. The obligation will be implemented in phases—likely from mid-2027 for large companies and mid-2028 for others—once technical specifications are officially published. Spain... Read more

Under Spain’s VeriFactu framework, responsibility for submitting records depends on the invoicing model used by e-commerce platforms. Let's delve deeper into this. Read more

Under the Crea y Crece Law, Spain plans to introduce mandatory B2B e-invoicing as early as 2027, requiring businesses to issue, transmit, and store invoices in structured electronic formats such as FacturaE, UBL, or CII. The obligation will apply to Spanish companies, self-employed professionals, and foreign VAT-registered businesses, with large companies expected to comply from 2027 and SMEs and... Read more

Spain’s fiscalization reform is entering its decisive phase. What began as a draft regulatory initiative in February 2022 has matured into a defined legal framework with fixed compliance deadlines and clearly articulated obligations. For retailers and POS vendors operating in Spain, the question is no longer whether fiscalization will apply — but when and under which legal conditions. Read more

Spain’s fiscalization rules require a unique hash (digital fingerprint) for all records generated by Computer Billing Systems, including invoices, registration entries, cancellations, and certain event logs. Read more

Spain has opened a temporary window allowing companies that voluntarily joined the SII system to exit it for 2026 after the VERIFACTU mandate was postponed to 2027, via an extraordinary opt-out period running until 31 January 2026. While business use of VERIFACTU is delayed, non-compliant invoicing software has been banned from sale since July 2025, meaning software vendors and in-house developers... Read more