31/08/2026
🇫🇷 France’s e-invoicing reform starts tomorrow. Is your business ready?
From 1 September 2026, all in-scope businesses in France must be able to receive electronic invoices, while large and medium-sized businesses will also begin mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting.
But France is only one part of a much bigger shift across Europe.
Germany, Belgium, Poland, Italy, Spain and other EU markets are all moving at different speeds, with different formats, platforms, timelines and scope requirements.
And for cross-border sellers, simply holding a VAT number in a country does not automatically mean the same e-invoicing obligations apply.
So where should you start?
✅ Identify which legal entities and transactions are in scope
✅ Check requirements market by market
✅ Separate e-invoicing from e-reporting obligations
✅ Make sure your invoicing systems are ready for structured invoice data — not just PDFs
✅ Prepare ahead for upcoming EU-wide changes under ViDA
Our latest guide breaks down the key e-invoicing requirements and deadlines across major EU markets, and what Amazon and cross-border sellers should be checking now.
👉 Read the full guide: www.vatai.com/blog/eu-e-invoicing-mandates
Understand EU e-invoicing mandates, key country deadlines and what Amazon Pan-EU, Amazon Business and multichannel sellers need to change in 2026–2030.