- Poland’s Ministry of Finance is moving forward with plans for e-invoicing mandate implementation
- A consultation in July 2024 resulted in proposed modifications, including the inclusion of attachments and an interim offline mode
- Paper invoices may be permissible for small taxpayers during the transitional period
- The position of Business-to-Consumer (B2C) invoices is still under consideration
- A revised Polish Schema format, draft FA3, is expected to be published in September 2024
- The FA3 and proposed attachment schema will be subject to public consultation
- A new draft Act with key changes is expected to be published around the same time.
Source: p2pnetwork.org
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