- Phased Rollout of E-Invoicing: Slovakia’s E-invoice system is becoming mandatory for state and public administration bodies, with implementation occurring in four phases throughout 2023, starting with G2G and B2G transactions.
- Key Milestones for Compliance: By Q1 2024, the Ministry of Finance and its associated suppliers, as well as budget organizations and other government entities, are required to adopt the E-invoicing system, following the initial transactions starting June 1, 2022.
- Future Developments: The government aims to introduce a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) system for B2B and B2C transactions by 2025, along with an API invoicing interface and structured manual invoicing options for businesses to streamline invoice management.
Source: tpa-global.com
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