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Veri*Factu in bars and restaurants: when it applies to you and what to do first

Veri*Factu reaches hospitality in 2027, on two dates. What you should have ready beforehand isn't complicated, but it's best not to leave it to the last week

3 November 2026 · Omakasia

The two dates

Royal Decree-law 15/2025 sets two dates. From 1 January 2027 it's mandatory for those who pay Corporation Tax, and from 1 July 2027 for everyone else who's required to comply

Which date applies to you depends on how you're taxed. It's worth confirming with your accountant

What to have ready

Your digital certificate, the .p12 or .pfx file you use on the AEAT e-office (Sede Electrónica)

Your full tax details, with your registered business name and tax ID (NIF), exactly as they must appear in the header of every receipt

The VAT rate on every family on your menu. In Omakasia, Veri*Factu won't switch on until they all have one, and it tells you which are missing

A few weeks of testing: working in the test environment before moving to production, so you can check your receipts without rushing

And if your POS doesn't have it yet

Switching POS is what takes longest: loading the menu, the families, the tables and training the team. If your current POS isn't going to have Veri*Factu, it's better to switch with time to spare than at the last minute

In Omakasia, Veri*Factu comes inside the POS. You switch it on the day you need it, without changing POS or paying extra

Spain only

Veri*Factu is a Spanish requirement. If your venue is outside Spain, or in the Basque Country or Navarre, which have their own regional systems, you leave it switched off

See the Veri*Factu guide
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