Bill for July 2025 B2B e-invoicing mandate likely to pass by May or June Spain’s government is expected to approve in May 2024 legislation to introduce mandatory e-invoicing on B2B transactions. Since the draft law then requires at least 12 months’ notice of the rollout
Temporary zero-rating on basic foods to be extended until 30 June 2024 The temporary zero-rating of bread, flour, certain types of milk, cheeses, eggs, and fruits, vegetables, legumes, tubers, and cereals is to continue beyond the scheduled 31 December 2023. On 27 December 2023, the
For resident taxpayers, only state or VERI*FACTU approved invoicing software may be used to prepare and issues invoices from July 2025 Spain has published the Royal Decreee for 1 July 2025 lauch rules on invoices and their production electronically, including computerised invoicing. This includes certified
Spain publishes draft e-invoicing regime: decentralised CTC with public portal or certified third-party agent submissions Spain’s State Tax Administration Agency (Agency Estatal de Administracion Tributaria) has updated the draft draft Royal Decree for its proposed e-invoicing regime applicable on B2B transactions – companies and self-employed
Extension of reverse charge for certain domestic and non-resident transactions The Spanish General State Budget Law for 2023 has extended the use of the reverse charge, which shifts the VAT reporting obligations from the supplier to the customer. Domestic reverse charge – Art 199 EU
Rules around Spanish VAT liability on services provided to non-EU customers refined to ensure VAT nuetrality The Spanish VAT rules have been refined in the 2013 Budget to limit the application of ‘use and enjoyment’ Spanish VAT obligations for non-EU customers. Use and enjoyment override
Six months’ VAT zero rating on basics follows ongoing reductions on gas rates The Spanish government on 27 December 2022 announced VAT cuts on certain goods between 1 January and 30 June 2023: Basic foods (including bread, milk, eggs, cheese, fruit and vegetables, and cereals)
Domestic electricity rate to be cut from 10% to 5% as inflation hits 8.7% in May Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced in Parliament on 22 June a plan to half the VAT rate on domestic electricity to 5%. It was originally cut from the 21%
