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  1. e-Invoicing - Verifactu support for compliance with Spanish tax agency

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    Gaining Support  ·  AdminPaul Hodges (Admin, Xero) responded

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    David Stone commented  · 

    For people following this, further to my previous upload of the English translation of the Veri*factu manual, I hope posters are aware there is a free online service from the tax office that allows you to continue using Xero and supply compliant invoices.

    Key to this is that you must be an EU citizen, resident or tax resident in Spain. I have tried various routes to access this from outside the EU with no luck.

    As mentioned previously, we will be using the compliant Xero integration offered by our accountants. We only issue five invoices a year and will cover the additional coist until Xero hopefully launches a solution.

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    David Stone commented  · 

    Also, Holded doesn’t mention multiple currency options, which I need.

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    David Stone commented  · 

    my Spanish accountant is offering Xero integration with their Verifactu compliant accounting software - Tempo.

    I have investigated the manual option (via the tax department website) , but a TIE number is required as well as an NIE, and you can only get this if you are resident in Spain, or a second option if you are an EU citizen.

    I have attached an English language translation of the guidance translated if it is useful to anyone.

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    David Stone commented  · 

    As I understand the Spanish law, Xero will be barred from this market without this function

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