- New regulations for KSeF 2.0 are expected to be enacted in July 2025, with mandatory implementation from February or April 2026.
- The May draft bill maintains voluntary issuance of B2C invoices in KSeF and clarifies provisions for these invoices.
- Changes include adjustments to the recognition of downward adjustments and editorial modifications.
- Offline mode is retained without the need for taxpayers to justify its use, but issues with offline invoices for Polish taxpayers remain unresolved.
- A new obligation requires marking invoices as “offline” for entities other than the taxpayer.
- Simplification of the transition period limit for small taxpayers, focusing only on monthly sales value.
- An obligation to mark payment orders for invoices is introduced.
Source: mddp.pl
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