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Which e-invoicing software does a Spanish business need?

Three questions, twenty seconds: your legal deadline with its official source, then the software that fits your business.

Your business is established in
Type and turnover
How do you invoice today?

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The timeline in Spain

  1. 01/01/2027Companies and other corporate income tax payers (associations too, for their taxable activity) must use VeriFactu-compliant invoicing software from 1 January 2027. SourceUpcoming
  2. 01/07/2027The self-employed (IRPF), entities under the attribution-of-income regime and non-residents with a permanent establishment must use VeriFactu-compliant software from 1 July 2027. SourceUpcoming
  3. 06/10/2027With a turnover above 8 million euros, you must issue and receive e-invoices with business customers from 6 October 2027. SourceUpcoming
  4. 06/10/2028All other businesses and the self-employed must issue and receive e-invoices with business customers from 6 October 2028. SourceUpcoming

The full official timeline, with the legal basis and source for every date.

How it works

  1. 1

    Answer 3 questions

    Country, company size and how you invoice today. No email, no account.

  2. 2

    Get your deadline

    Which rule applies to you and from when, with the official source behind each date.

  3. 3

    See the tools that fit

    The 2 or 3 tools that match your answers. Commissions play no part in the order.

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