The Parliament’s Finance and Budget Commission will hold, tomorrow, Monday, February 23, 2026, a hearing session of the legislative initiative body on the bill concerning the extension of deadlines for compliance with obligations related to electronic invoicing, and this together with the Commission on the Organization of Administration.
This legislative initiative aims to amend Law No. 17 of 2025 of December 12, 2025, the Finance Law for the year 2026, notably with regard to the provisions of Article 53 relating to the extension of the scope of application of electronic invoicing.
Filed by a group of deputies on February 12, 2026, the proposal provides for postponing the entry into force of sanctions related to electronic invoicing from July 1, 2025 to January 1, 2027.
The Finance and Budget Commission of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People had held a session on Monday, February 9, 2026, during which it heard representatives of the initiative-bearing body. They indicated that the bill provides, in a first phase, to limit the application of invoicing to companies under the Directorate of Large Enterprises, while stressing the need to take into account the personal data protection framework.
They also stressed the importance of establishing a realistic implementation schedule and adopting the principle of gradual deployment, noting that the current wording of Article 53 places large enterprises and other economic actors on an equal footing, despite differing organizational and technical capacities.
The representatives of the initiative body assured that this orientation does not mean abandoning the State’s strategic choices, particularly in terms of electronic invoicing and the digitization of transactions, but is, on the contrary, part of a logic of progressive preparation.
The Finance and Budget Commission will continue its work by hearing the legislative initiative body on a bill concerning the adoption of a Foreign Exchange Code, and will continue its activities within the framework of its ordinary weekly sessions.
