- Until December 18 this year, consultations will continue on two draft regulations for the KSeF. The changes, effective in the first stage of system implementation, include issuing e-invoices and using KSeF. The draft amendment to the regulation on issuing invoices aims to adapt current regulations on simplified invoices to the KSeF solutions.
- The proposed changes include adding the NIP of the buyer and seller to the catalog of data on invoices issued by exempt taxpayers, as well as allowing structured invoices for specific services to contain only essential tax settlement information. These changes will apply from July 1, 2024, with the exception of the identification of the Tax Identification Number, which will take effect on January 1, 2025.
- The draft amendment to the regulation on the use of the National e-Invoice System expands the catalog of authorized entities and outlines methods for granting, changing, or revoking authorizations to use KSeF. It also defines methods of authenticating entities and introduces a new method of marking structured and offline invoices. Additionally, the existing KSeF tokens will be replaced with authorization certificates.
- The proposed regulation is expected to take effect on July 1, 2024. We offer assistance in implementing KSeF in organizations, including integration, risk assessment, and developing solutions.
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