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In this video, we analyze the "Crea y Crece" Law in relation to electronic invoicing between businesses in Spain. This electronic invoicing system is regulated by the Ministry of Economic   Affairs and the Ministry of Public Finance.  The draft of the technical regulations for electronic invoicing is currently being reviewed by the European Commission. Once the consultation period is over, the finalized version will be drafted for publication in the Official State Gazette (BOE). The adoption of electronic invoicing affects business-to-business transactions between companies and professionals. However, this requirement does not apply if one of the parties is not economically active in Spain or if the invoices are simplified under certain conditions. Electronic invoices can be issued through private invoice exchange platforms or through the public solution offered by the Tax Authority. When invoices are exchanged between private platforms, a copy of each invoice must also be submitted to the public solution. Regardless of whether the public solution or a private platform is used, recipients are required to report the status of the invoices within four calendar days from the date of each status report. At EDICOM we can help you comply with the electronic invoicing system requirements in Spain and in any other country around the world. Our platform is designed to adapt to your company's needs, offering comprehensive management of the invoicing process. EDICOM’s solution integrates with both private platforms and the public platform managed by the Spanish Tax Authority, enabling the generation, sending, and receiving of electronic invoices, as well as status messages. Does your company need to comply with B2B electronic invoicing in Spain?