Macompta.fr Achieves Permanent Registration as an Approved Platform
French software solutions publisher Macompta.fr announced on Thursday that it has obtained its permanent registration as an approved platform (PA) with the General Directorate of Public Finances. This accreditation allows it to support its clients in implementing the electronic invoicing reform in France.
A Major Shift in the French Administrative Landscape
The electronic invoicing reform represents a major transformation of the French administrative landscape. According to the press release, starting in September 2026, between 4 and 5 million VAT-liable businesses will be required to receive their invoices in electronic format via an approved platform. The issuance of electronic invoices will become mandatory on this date for large enterprises, and will then extend to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro-enterprises in September 2027. Macompta.fr's permanent registration as an approved platform occurs in this evolving regulatory context.
Final Registration Confirms Technical, Security, and Interoperability Qualifications
The final registration validates the completion of the technical, security, and interoperability qualification process undertaken by the company, the press release indicates. This accreditation allows Macompta.fr to ensure the issuance, receipt, and transmission of electronic invoices in accordance with regulatory requirements. Sylvain Heurtier, CEO, believes that this step 'confirms the ability to meet the demands of the reform and the commitment to reliably support clients in the transition to electronic invoicing.'
Established as a Reference for Business and Accounting Management
Founded in 2007 by a chartered accountant, Macompta.fr has established itself as a reference for business and accounting management. According to the company, its software has been adopted by over 100,000 users (businesses, associations, accountants, and consulting professionals). The platform offers a comprehensive range of tools covering accounting, tax filings, invoicing, payroll, and expense reports. It is recommended by several banking networks, management organizations, and professional federations.
