- Poland’s Business-to-Business (B2B) e-invoicing consultations aimed to gather feedback on adapting the national e-invoicing platform
- Key findings include VAT exempt taxpayers complying with e-invoicing alongside other companies, a transitional period without penalties, and postponement of cash register invoices
- B2C invoices can be issued via KSeF, offline mode with QR codes will be available, and paper invoices allowed for digitally-excluded taxpayers during the transitional period
- Attachments will be permitted for specific industries, and the Ministry of Finance will provide an amended draft Act in April 2024
- Outstanding issues include self-invoicing process with EU entities, buyer certificate, QR codes, and technical considerations, with 4 draft proposals to be presented in April 2024.
Source: tungstenautomation.com
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