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Digital Transition

Digital Transition & Compliance

Prepare for 2026 e-invoicing and secure your digital tools with a firm that knows the reform and your obligations.

How should a business prepare for e-invoicing?

All businesses subject to VAT must be able to receive e-invoices from 1 September 2026. Large companies and mid-sized enterprises must also issue them in 2026; micro-businesses and SMEs from 1 September 2027.

The digital reform

E-invoicing, GDPR, new tools: digitalisation brings deadlines and technical choices. Without support, you risk wasted time or non-compliance.

We guide you towards tools suited to your size and sector, aligned with your accounting.

  • 01Preparation for 2026 e-invoicing
  • 02Selection and setup of partner tools
  • 03Training your teams on new practices
  • 04Regulatory watch on digital compliance

Our Digital Transition & Compliance services

  • E-invoicing
  • GDPR compliance
  • Staff scheduling
  • Digital compliance assessment
  • Tool training
  • Technical assistance

How does the engagement work?

Each engagement is tailored to your business, tools and deadlines, with a clearly identified contact.

  1. Assessment

    We review your situation, documents, tools and the points that need securing first.

  2. Proposal

    We define the scope, deliverables, timetable and fees in a clear engagement letter.

  3. Follow-up

    We carry out the work and arrange regular reviews suited to your needs.

What to know before getting started

Which deadline applies to a micro-business or SME?
It must be able to receive e-invoices by 1 September 2026 and must issue them from 1 September 2027. Tools and data should be prepared before those dates.
Does the firm require a particular software package?
No. The choice depends on the organisation, existing software, invoicing flows and selected approved platform. The firm helps compare and scope the solution.
Do you only work with businesses in Nice?
No. The firm welcomes clients in Nice and also supports businesses remotely. Meetings can be held in French, English, Romanian or Russian.
How are fees calculated?
They depend on the scope, transaction volume and complexity of the engagement. A quotation and engagement letter set out the work and price before it begins.

Professionalism, speed, quality of service and attentive client care. Thank you to Eugenia and her team.

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Ready for e-invoicing?

Let's review your readiness and next steps.