- Information is for VAT payers required to issue receipts from e-KASA according to the law on electronic cash registers.
- Simplified invoices can be issued for goods or services up to 400 euros from 1.1.2025.
- Simplified invoices do not need to include recipient identification or unit price.
- The 400-euro limit applies regardless of payment method.
- VAT payers can claim tax deductions on simplified invoices if conditions are met.
- Example: A car service issued a simplified invoice for a 399-euro service, which is compliant with the law.
Source: financnasprava.sk
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