- Consultations are ongoing regarding changes in the National e-Invoice System (KSeF)
- There are concerns that KSeF may become a tool for fraudsters to defraud money from honest businesses
- Fraudsters often send invoices for small amounts to multiple email addresses, hoping recipients will not verify the expense and pay it
- The introduction of mandatory e-invoicing using KSeF is expected to prevent such situations by tightening the tax system
- There are concerns that fraudsters will find it easier to deceive with the obligation to issue invoices through KSeF
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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