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France mandates e-invoicing from Sep 2026. Join our webinar to learn about the French model, e-reporting, and A-Cube's compliance APIs.
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France is preparing for one of its most significant tax reforms in recent years: starting September 1, 2026, the obligation to receive electronic invoices will take effect for all VAT-registered businesses, along with the obligation to issue them for large enterprises and mid-caps (ETIs). SMEs and micro-businesses will follow suit starting September 1, 2027. This change directly affects Italian companies operating in or invoicing to France, and it opens up interesting scenarios for software developers.

Webinar details:

  • Date: July 23, 2026
  • Time: 5 PM CEST

In this webinar, we will analyze the reform step-by-step, using simple and concrete language:

  • Introduction to ViDA – the European context behind the French reform, and why e-invoicing is becoming the standard across the EU.
  • The French e-invoicing regulation – the “5-corner” model, which involves the tax administration (DGFiP), accredited platforms (Plateformes Agréées, formerly PDP), and a mandatory routing of tax data through the national public system, highlighted by the differences compared to the Italian SDI model.
  • What is e-reporting – the mandatory transmission of data for operations outside the scope of e-invoicing, such as B2C and cross-border transactions, and how it works in practice.
  • Opportunities for Italian software houses – how to navigate an expanding regulatory market, avoiding the need to build connection and compliance infrastructures from scratch.
  • How to work with A-Cube – a single infrastructure to manage tax compliance in Italy, France, and other European countries, featuring APIs designed for rapid integration into existing software products.

A practical meeting designed for those who want to truly understand what is changing — without getting lost in technical and regulatory jargon.

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A-Cube API is a global e-invoicing and tax compliance solution that helps businesses exchange electronic documents with governments, tax authorities, and trading partners worldwide. It offers seamless connectivity to Peppol networks and national clearance platforms, and is already active across many European countries, including France, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Poland, and Germany.

The API ensures invoices are validated, transmitted, and reported in line with local regulations. Supporting both real-time and post-audit models, it adapts to evolving legal requirements without heavy internal development.

Secure, scalable, and easy to integrate with ERP and accounting systems, A-Cube automates workflows, reduces compliance risk with transparency.

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