VeriFactu: New invoicing obligations in Spain from January 1, 2026

On 1st January 2026,  Spain will take a decisive step in its tax digitalisation journey. Nearly all businesses and professionals operating in Spain, will be required to comply with the new VeriFactu system, which marks a significant shift in invoicing regulations. Getting ahead of the change is essential to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

While mandatory e-invoicing is not expected until 2028, VeriFactu will already require companies to rethink how they issue, store, and transmit invoices. Only certified softwares by Tax Authorities will be allowed to issue invoices in Spain.

In this webinar, we’ll explain who must adapt and by when, how real-time invoicing will operate, and what the new requirements from the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) entail. We’ll also highlight the risks and consequences of failing to meet the deadlines.

Additionally, we’ll explore how this transition will impact internal workflows and billing processes, and share practical, action-oriented strategies to implement VeriFactu efficiently—helping you reduce costs and gain greater control.

Join us to explore how this new regulation may affect your operations in Spain, and how we can help you turn compliance into an opportunity for digital transformation and enhanced efficiency.

Don’t miss out—register now!
 

Speakers:

Albert Sagués and  Eduardo Sánchez, Tax Partners