- A bill amending the Ministry of Finance decree on JPK_V7 reporting scope has been published in Poland.
- The bill aims to align JPK_V7 reporting regulations with the implementation of the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) in Poland.
- Changes in the final version of the bill include voluntary inclusion of KSeF ID invoice number for sales invoices until 31 December 2024, mandatory inclusion from 1 January 2025, and the removal of the requirement for purchase invoices.
- The proposed “OFF” and “BFK” flags for structured e-invoices have been removed.
- The bill also includes changes to the VAT refund deadline, reducing it from 60 days to 40 days.
- Entities not affected by KSeF obligations for sales will have limited obligations for purchases, but the obligation to include the KSeF ID number when processing a payment still applies.
- A draft decree providing exceptions from the obligation to issue structured invoices has been published.
- The new provisions specify exemptions for VAT exempt services and self-billing arrangements without a Polish tax identification number.
- Entities issuing invoices for financial and insurance services will generally be exempt from using the KSeF system.
Source: taxathand.com
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