- Entrepreneurs can issue e-invoices offline and send them to KSeF the next day
- Offline mode will be a permanent solution requiring a new invoice issuer certificate
- To send invoices with attachments, prior registration in the e-Tax Office service is needed
- Changes are seen positively but firms have limited time for implementation
- New VAT amendment draft presented by the Ministry of Finance
- Largest companies must issue e-invoices in KSeF from February 2026, others from April 2026
- Offline mode and invoice attachments changes introduced
- VAT exemption limit raised from 200,000 PLN to 240,000 PLN
- Short implementation time for mandatory KSeF is a major concern
- Hope for further consideration of entrepreneurs’ demands, such as removing KSeF number requirement on transfers
- Offline invoices can be issued indefinitely
- Permanent offline mode introduced, allowing next-day submission to KSeF
- Business organizations suggest extending submission time to three working days
Source: prawo.pl
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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