Tax & invoicing · France
France E-invoicing
French businesses receive, then issue, e-invoices through approved platforms, and report transaction data to the tax authority.
ForFinance directors at French businesses, and the accounting firms that keep their books.
What’s changing, and when
Since 1 September 2026, every business must be able to receive electronic invoices, and large and mid-sized companies must issue them and send their transaction and payment data to the tax authority. From 1 September 2027, the same issuing and reporting duties apply to small and medium-sized businesses and micro-enterprises.
- Sep 2026 All receive; large and mid-sized firms issue
- Sep 2027 Small firms and micro-enterprises issue
Why it can’t happen in one step
Large firms already issue e-invoices while many of their smaller suppliers do not yet, so every invoicing chain mixes old and new for a year.
How Polymonial carries you across
- Invoices that cannot be quietly changed once issued.
- Transaction data reaches only the parties entitled to it.
- Invoice records change format and keep their trust.
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