E-invoicing in 2026: models, mandates, and what every seller needs to do next
E-invoicing rules are changing fast, and they change by country, by what you sell, and by whether you have a local presence. Most finance teams find out they’re in scope after a deadline has already passed.
This session covers what global sellers actually have to do: what an e-invoice is, the four models that decide your workflow, how to tell whether a mandate reaches your business, and where the 2026 deadlines stand, including France’s receiving mandate on September 1. Educational, not a product pitch. Bring your questions, we’re holding time for live Q&A.
What you'll learn
- What an e-invoice really is, and why a PDF does not count.
- The four models that decide your workflow, from post-audit to pre-clearance.
- How to tell whether a mandate reaches your business.
- Where the 2026 deadlines stand, including France’s receiving mandate on September 1.
- How to issue compliant invoices from the tax data you already run.
Who should attend
CEOs, CFOs, controllers, heads of finance, and tax leads at companies selling globally and specifically into Europe.
October 7, 2026 10 AM PT/ 1 PM ET
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