- Foreign companies with a permanent business presence in Poland must issue invoices through KSeF.
- This requirement creates challenges for foreign companies and their Polish partners in determining compliance.
- Administrative courts question Poland’s authority to impose KSeF obligations on foreign entities.
- Major Polish businesses must use KSeF for e-invoicing from February 2026, others from April 2026.
- Foreign companies with a permanent business presence in Poland are also required to use KSeF.
- VAT law exempts certain foreign taxpayers from KSeF if they lack a permanent business presence in Poland.
- The Ministry of Finance did not exclude foreign entities from KSeF despite business requests.
- The definition of “permanent business presence” is unclear, causing issues for foreign and Polish companies.
- The Ministry plans to issue clarifications on the definition of a permanent business presence.
- Evaluating whether a foreign entity has a permanent business presence in Poland requires individual assessment.
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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