- On July 1, 2024, regulations for the mandatory National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) will go into effect.
- Taxpayers face the challenge of implementing KSeF and selecting IT tools that integrate with the system provided by the Ministry of Finance.
- The primary goal of introducing KSeF is to create an “invoice database” to which tax authorities will have access.
- KSeF will allow tax authorities to identify suspicious transactions more easily.
- Access to e-invoices will grant tax authorities the ability to carry out verification and inspection activities without notifying the taxpayer.
- Tax authorities will have the ability to define the goals of potential tax and customs audits more precisely.
- The introduction of obligatory KSeF will significantly change the frequency and nature of tax inspection activities and audits conducted by tax authorities.
Source: krgroup.eu
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