#kinakuta_best-practices

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rugged raft
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What are the key requirements for VeriFactu ?

late wigeon
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The Verifactu law establishes the requirements for systems and programs that support the invoicing processes, and the standardize billing record formats, for all taxpayers with less than €6 million in annual turnover. Its main goal is to fight tax fraud and improve administrative efficiency.
Requirements include:

  • Generating an XML file for each transaction, recording both issued and canceled invoices.
  • Chaining invoices sequentially to ensure traceability and prevent tampering.
  • Allowing billing records to be sent to the AEAT, either automatically or upon request during an audit.
  • Electronically signing invoices if they are not directly submitted to the AEAT.
rugged raft
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Ah I'm not sure about all of these honestly, probably you should double check with Stripe Support if there is upcoming changes regarding this

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But for now, I'm not seeing any reference, so I would say ther shouldn't by any support for it in the near future

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and you should look for partners that may help you support that.

late wigeon
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Thanks. I know that SumUp is already supporting the new requirements in Spain, and I thought Stripe would be working on this, too. But I found no reference or way to implement this. There are plugins for other systems, like WooCommerce on Wordpress etc. but if I use Strip directly, all invoicing will go through Stripe and there's no way for me to modify the invoices, not even using the API.

rugged raft
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I think what you can do is for example to listen to one of the webhook event invoice.* and create an invoice that complies with VeriFactu requirements

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You can implement this using your integration or find a partner that could do this

late wigeon
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Yes, that's what I found, too but it's an additional cost and feels like jumping through additional hoops. Stripe is based on making it easy for its customers, and I think there will be a huge need for this, as every Stripe account in Spain will be required to issue VeriFactu compliant invoices, starting January 1.

rugged raft
late wigeon
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Will do, thanks. I just thought maybe some other devs on Discord have battled this issues before, with two months to go I'm getting a bit anxious...

rugged raft
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Yeah, I double checked internally and I'm not finding any support so far

late wigeon
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Thanks, I appreciate your help. I guess I'll go with easy_verifactu for now and hope there'll be an internal solution in the near future. Is there a way for you to bump this up the chain or do you want me to contact support directly and let them know?

rugged raft
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I think it's better to reach out to Stripe Support and have an email thread with them so that you got notified if there will be a change.

late wigeon
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Sure, makes sense. Thanks, I'll reach out to Support. Thanks again for your help, have a good one.