VeriFactu for expats in Spain: invoicing software that keeps you legal
Deadlines, fines up to €50,000, the "AEAT-certified" myth, the Stripe trap and the free plan we recommend.
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Updated · September 2026Spain's new invoicing integrity system applies to every autónomo, whatever your nationality. Our English guide covers the real deadlines, the fines, how to spot genuinely compliant software — and how to comply for free.
They don't overlap: one keeps your invoicing legal in Spain, the other handles VAT when you bill clients abroad.
A permanent free plan — no card required — with VeriFactu-compliant invoicing built in, plus quotes, clients and a mobile app. Over 50,000 active users and a 4.9/5 average rating.
Billing clients outside Spain? It calculates the correct VAT per country, validates VAT numbers in VIES and generates OSS-ready reports. Spanish company, English-friendly interface.
If your Spanish is up to it — or your browser translates — these are our most useful pages for freelancers:
Our full comparison of compliant invoicing software: price, ease of use and support.
The official 2027 calendar and the sanction regime, explained without jargon.
How to comply without paying a cent: free plans and the AEAT's own invoicing app.
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