Question 15965 — businesses

Summary

Ms. Hélène Laporte alerts the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce, Crafts, Tourism and Purchasing Power on the consequences of the upcoming entry into force of compulsory electronic invoicing for very small businesses (VSE). Pursuant to Ordinance No. 2021-1192 of September 15, 2021 and from September 1, 2026, all companies subject to value added tax will be required to receive and issue their invoices in electronic format via one of the 101 approved platforms, the list of which was published in January 2026 by the general directorate of public finances, the entry into force of the system being deferred until September 1, 2027 for VSE-SMEs, with regard only to the issuance of invoices. For many small businesses, this new obligation will result in greater complexity administratively greatly feared. In fact, many of these companies do not have staff trained for this task and able to devote themselves to it. Some business leaders close to retirement age are even considering ending their activity early, worried about not being able to comply with this new framework. Thus, the entry into force of this obligation goes directly against the objective of simplification of economic life displayed by the Government. Also, she calls on him to urgently consider the path of exempting VSEs from this new formalism, or at least a postponement. She wants to know his position on this subject.

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