- Introduction and Timeline of KSeF: Poland’s National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) was initially voluntary since January 2022, with mandatory implementation now scheduled for February 1, 2026, for large businesses and April 1, 2026, for all other entrepreneurs. The Ministry of Finance is actively developing the new FA(3) electronic invoice structure, which will replace the current FA(2) format.
- Key Developments and Compliance Support: The Ministry has outlined a roadmap with critical milestones leading to the mandatory implementation, including the publication of the FA(3) schema and API documentation, as well as support for businesses through sandbox environments for testing and familiarization before compliance becomes necessary.
- Benefits and Operational Details: The transition to electronic invoicing aims to streamline document processing, enhance real-time information access, and speed up VAT refunds. Businesses must adhere to a structured XML format for invoices, and compliance involves notifying tax authorities, creating accounts in the KSeF system, and ensuring correct invoice submissions for verification and storage.
Source Marosa
- See also
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