Spain's Ley Crea y Crece mandates e-invoicing for businesses with revenue over €8M from 2025, with all other businesses following by 2027. Facturae is the primary format.
Spain's Ley Crea y Crece (Law 18/2022) introduced mandatory B2B e-invoicing in a phased approach. Businesses with annual revenue exceeding €8 million are required to send and receive e-invoices from 2025. All other businesses — including SMEs and freelancers (autónomos) — must comply by 2026–2027. The primary format is Facturae (Spain's national XML format) or invoices conforming to the European standard EN 16931. The Spanish B2G e-invoicing system (FACe) has been in operation since 2015.
Large companies (>€8M revenue): from 2025 (check implementing regulations for exact date). All others: by 2026–2027. Verify current dates with the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT).
Phase 1: businesses with annual revenue > €8 million. Phase 2: all other businesses, including SMEs and autónomos. Exact phasing dates depend on implementing regulations.
Large companies (>€8M revenue): from 2025 (check implementing regulations for exact date). All others: by 2026–2027. Verify current dates with the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT).
Facturae (Spain's national XML format) or EN 16931 compliant formats. FACe is the B2G platform in use since 2015. PEPPOL is not the primary channel in Spain — Facturae dominates.
Invoicia generates PEPPOL BIS Billing 3.0 XML, which is EN 16931 compliant. For cross-border invoicing with Spanish customers, PEPPOL BIS 3.0 is appropriate. For domestic Spanish Facturae invoicing, your Spanish accounting software or ERP with Facturae support is recommended.
Last reviewed March 2026. This page is informational and not legal advice. Verify requirements with official sources or a qualified adviser.