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Plan your compliance strategy with confidence
Your challenges
Since January 1st, 2020, e-invoicing has been mandatory for transactions with the public sector. The first phase of its broader implementation, originally scheduled for July 1, 2024, has been postponed to September 1, 2026 (learn more). This extended timeline gives companies more flexibility to successfully complete their digital transformation projects, ensuring all necessary conditions are met for an optimal launch.
While the reform primarily aims to improve transparency in France’s economic activity and combat VAT fraud, it also presents a strategic opportunity for businesses to:
- Enhance their competitiveness by reducing processing costs and payment delays;
- Explore new cash flow management solutions: early payments, refinancing, forecasting, dynamic discounting, and more;
- Secure their VAT reporting through standardized data exchange, structured information, and new processes aligned with the tax authorities.
Our approach
During this transitional period, our experts — specialists in accounting and digitalized processes — advise you on building a clear roadmap that is aligned with your business units. Our key services include:
- Assessment and Compliance Roadmap Design: audit of your current IT environment, identification of incoming and outgoing data flows, analysis of use cases, and guidance in selecting the most appropriate target scenario.
- Support in choosing a PDP or OD: identification of functional needs, overview of the different types of e-invoicing platforms (PDPs), selection of the most relevant providers, drafting of specifications, and assistance throughout the final selection process.
- Implementation and Change Management: system rollout, testing, training, and support for your internal teams.
The RSM team
