- The Ministry of Finance has proposed a VAT law amendment introducing a mandatory National e-Invoice System for large companies from February 2026 and for other taxpayers from April 2026.
- The proposal includes changes such as offline invoice issuance and attachment submission after prior notification.
- Expert Janina Fornalik notes the short implementation timeline as a major challenge, urging businesses to start preparations now.
- The final version of the regulations is expected in July, with executive orders likely in the fall.
- The project introduces an offline24 mode allowing invoices to be sent to the system the next business day.
- Business organizations suggest extending the submission period to three business days.
- In practice, if an invoice is sent later than its issuance date, it will be considered offline, simplifying the process for companies.
Source: mddp.pl
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