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Under the “Crea y Crece” Law, electronic invoicing is mandatory for transactions between companies and professionals. With Oracle ERP, you comply with the regulation while automating invoicing, improving traceability and data management, and reducing costs to increase efficiency.
What should you know about the “Crea y Crece” Law?
The “Crea y Crece” Law is a regulation that mandates the issuance and receipt of electronic invoices in all commercial transactions between companies and professionals. Its main goals are to reduce late payments, increase transparency and efficiency in financial management, and promote business digitalization.
By encouraging the use of electronic invoicing, the law aims to improve transaction traceability, reduce administrative costs, and boost business competitiveness.
Order HAC/1028/2026, dated 2 October, was published in the Spanish Official State Gazette (BOE) on 5 October 2026 and entered into force on 6 October 2026, marking the start of the transition periods for mandatory electronic invoicing between businesses and professionals. Those whose turnover exceeded €8 million during the previous calendar year have 12 months to comply, until 6 October 2027; all other businesses and professionals subject to the requirement have 24 months, until 6 October 2028.
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Do you have any questions?
The new electronic invoicing law in Spain requires companies and self-employed professionals to issue electronic invoices instead of paper ones, aiming to improve transparency and efficiency in business transactions. This measure is part of the “Crea y Crece” Law, approved in 2022, and is intended to combat tax fraud and promote business digitalization.
Mandatory electronic invoicing between businesses and professionals will be introduced in phases: from 6 October 2027 for those whose turnover exceeded €8 million during the previous calendar year, and from 6 October 2028 for all other businesses and professionals subject to the requirement. These transition periods run from 6 October 2026, the date on which Order HAC/1028/2026, which regulates the public electronic invoicing solution, entered into force.
All companies and self-employed professionals in Spain will be required to issue electronic invoices in their business transactions. This includes large corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and freelancers.
Yes, Oracle ERP systems—such as Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle NetSuite, and Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP—are fully compatible with the new electronic invoicing law in Spain. These platforms support the automation of invoicing processes, including the generation, sending, and storage of electronic invoices in compliance with legal requirements.
Yes, Oracle ERP allows integration with the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT), making it easier to comply with Spain’s fiscal requirements, including the issuance and reporting of electronic invoices. Through dedicated modules and connectors, companies can automate report submissions and meet the audit and verification standards established by tax authorities.
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