- External audit of the National e-Invoice System (KSeF) revealed critical errors in the project implementation
- Mandatory implementation of KSeF will be phased, starting from February 1, 2026 for businesses with sales exceeding 200 million PLN in 2025
- Minister of Finance and Head of the National Revenue Administration presented the results of the audit, highlighting numerous critical flaws in the system
- The audit identified issues with IT architecture, project management, and lack of proper documentation
- Decision made to rebuild the system architecture from scratch with a team of IT specialists
- Legislative changes will be made in two stages, with the first stage focusing on setting a new implementation deadline for KSeF
- Consultations with stakeholders will inform further legislative changes based on the audit results.
Source: gov.pl
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