Verifactu 2026: the guide for the self-employed in Spain
Verifactu 2026: definition, timeline (July 2026 for autónomos), obligations and how to choose AEAT-compliant software.
In short
- •Verifactu is the Spanish tax authority (AEAT) system requiring invoicing software with tamper-proof records.
- •For the self-employed, the obligation arrives around July 2026 (companies: January 2026).
- •Not to be confused with mandatory B2B e-invoicing (Crea y Crece law), not yet in force.
- •You need invoicing software certified by the AEAT.
What Verifactu is
Verifactu is the Spanish tax authority (AEAT) system, under the anti-fraud law, requiring invoicing software that guarantees the integrity and immutability of invoices.
It is not the same as mandatory B2B e-invoicing (Crea y Crece law), which is not yet in force. Verifactu concerns the invoicing software system (SIF).
Who is concerned and when
What a Verifactu program requires
What about Robi AI?
Robi AI lets you create invoices by voice in seconds. For Verifactu compliance, make sure to use AEAT-certified software for your situation.
Conclusion
Verifactu arrives in 2026 for Spanish self-employed workers: check your date and choose suitable software.
Frequently asked questions
What is Verifactu?+
The Spanish AEAT system requiring invoicing software with integral, tamper-proof records, under the anti-fraud law.
When does it affect the self-employed?+
The obligation for autónomos arrives around July 2026; for companies, around January 2026.
Is Verifactu the same as mandatory e-invoicing?+
No. Verifactu is the invoicing software system. B2B e-invoicing (Crea y Crece law) is a separate reform, not yet in force.
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