- Polish government approved amendments to VAT law for national e-invoicing system KSeF
- KSeF is an electronic platform for issuing, receiving, and storing e-invoices
- Aims to reduce administrative burdens, increase efficiency, and improve VAT compliance
- Mandatory e-invoicing starts February 1, 2026, for large taxpayers and April 1, 2026, for others
- Transitional provisions allow cash register invoices until end of 2026
- Micro-entrepreneurs with low invoice totals exempt from mandatory e-invoicing until December 2026
- Penalties for noncompliance deferred until end of 2026
- Offline mode available for technical issues
- KSeF invoice number requirement in payment transfers deferred
- Storage obligations shift to tax administration
- VAT refund period reduced from 60 to 40 days
- Bill reflects feedback from 10,000 stakeholders and replaces an earlier version
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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