Question 6772 — businesses

Summary

Mr. Antoine Vermorel-Marques draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty to the end of self-certification of cash register software and to the electronic transmission of company invoices to the tax services. Article 43 of Law No. 2025-127 of February 14, 2025 on finances for 2025 no longer allows cash register software publishers to prove their compliance through production an individual certificate. It can only be proven by a certificate issued by an accredited body. This situation generates additional costs for companies publishing cash register software. They must now obtain a certificate issued by the National Metrology and Testing Laboratory (LNE) or NF525 certification. These costs can reach up to 20,000 euros to obtain certification and 7,000 euros for following years. As part of the study of the bill to simplify economic life, the State has also decided not to provide businesses with a free and public platform for transmitting invoices to the tax services. This renunciation also forces companies to incur additional costs by using private partner dematerialization platforms. He asks him if he intends to resume development of the public invoicing portal and what measures it intends to implement in order to limit additional costs to companies linked to the modification of these compliance rules.

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