The e-invoicing landscape in France is undergoing a major transformation, with new regulations set to take effect on September 1, 2026.
These changes, part of a broader effort to combat tax evasion and streamline financial reporting, mandate that all businesses subject to VAT tax must send and receive invoices electronically.
The French government has introduced a network of registered Platform de Dématérialisation Partenaire (PDP) providers, trusted intermediaries that will facilitate e-invoice exchanges and ensure compliance with the new rules.
Here is the list of companies that applied for PDP (in French)
Here is a list of companies who have announced they have been approved.
This is a non-exhaustive list of companies who have announced their PDP approval. If you would like to add a company to this list, please send a note with supporting information or press release to enquire@sharedserviceslink.com
There is now a list of companies that have been accepted by the French administration as part of the first stage of the registration procedure. The companies are registered, subject to their subsequent connection to the public invoicing portal.
Updated 23 September 2024
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