61% of Spanish Companies Unprepared for New Invoicing Rules, Wolters Kluwer Finds

By Public Technologies
  • Wolters Kluwer’s 2026 Advisory Barometer finds 61% of advisors believe most Spanish companies are unprepared for new invoicing regulations.
  • Mandatory electronic invoicing between businesses and professionals will roll out in 2027–2028; the Verifactu timeline will align with 2028.
  • Low digitalization is the main barrier for 67% of advisors; only 10% of clients have high digital maturity.
  • Resistance to change is an obstacle for 58% of advisors, although 73% expect the regulations to benefit businesses.
  • Almost all advisory firms report heavier workloads from regulatory changes; 77.6% rely on software to manage the impact.


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