- The Council of Ministers adopted the draft law for the National e-Invoice System (KSeF) in a mandatory format, moving the legislative process to its final stage.
- The obligation to issue invoices in KSeF will start in February 2026 for large companies and in April 2026 for other companies, except micro-enterprises, which will start in 2027.
- All taxpayers must receive invoices directly from KSeF starting February 2026.
- There are still concerns among taxpayers about some of the proposed solutions.
- The offline24 mode raises more questions than answers, with no clear resolution from the Ministry.
- The legality of visualizing offline invoices before sending them to KSeF is unclear, potentially affecting the ability to issue invoices quickly at the point of sale.
- The justification for the draft law contains ambiguous statements, leading to further uncertainty.
Source: mddp.pl
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