Covered?
Yes
Your deadline
1 January 2027
Your software was due
29 July 2025
Deadlines in the fourth final provision
Companies (art. 3.1.a)1 January 2027
The rest of art. 3.11 July 2027
Builders and sellersalready passed29 July 2025
WhyCorporation tax payer, art. 3.1.a)
Verifactu and business-to-business e-invoicing are not the same thing
ItemVerifactuB2B e-invoicing
RuleRD 1007/2023Ley 18/2022, art. 12
What it governsThe software that issuesThe format of the invoice
Who enforces itThe tax agencyDigitalisation (SEDIA)
Maximum penalty150,000 EUR10,000 EUR
Does the invoice change?No: paper still worksYes: it must be electronic
Date1 Jan 2027 and 1 Jul 2027It has no date
  • The fourth final provision gives you until 1 January 2027, six months ahead of everyone else. That date read 2026 until RDL 15/2025 moved it, so most published guidance is a year out.
  • Your software supplier had to offer an adapted product by 29 July 2025, and that deadline was not extended. Before buying anything, ask them for the declaración responsable of art. 13.3: it is free, and it is a document.
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The three conditions the regulation checks before it looks at your tax: art. 3.1 requires you to use a computerised system, art. 3.3 excludes the SII, and art. 1.3 sets the territory by tax domicile.

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