- The Ministry of Finance conducted consultations on the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) and revealed the proposed changes based on taxpayer feedback.
- The mandatory implementation of KSeF has been delayed until at least 2025 due to errors identified in the system.
- Key changes include the optional issuance of consumer invoices in KSeF, a self-identification principle for VAT taxpayers, and a simplified process for large organizations.
- The introduction of identification numbers for e-invoices and the liquidation of fiscal invoices and receipts will be postponed.
- Offline mode, allowing delayed submission of structured invoices to KSeF, will be available during the initial period of mandatory implementation.
- The Ministry plans to provide tax explanations, schema for structured attachments, and documentation for IT developers.
- A new draft of regulations will be released in April 2024, with the aim of completing the legislative process by July 2024 and launching the mandatory KSeF in early 2025.
Source Deloitte
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