- The KSeF market has attracted a wide range of IT providers, from specialized tax system companies to those new to tax administration systems.
- There are significant differences in awareness and readiness among providers, with some well-prepared and others lacking resources.
- International players may have limited presence and are not fully updated on changes.
- The upcoming busy season and short timeline for implementation lead to high costs and varying conditions.
- Implementation is just the beginning; ongoing system maintenance and regulatory updates are crucial.
- Organizations should evaluate providers based on their ability to meet specific needs, support teams, regulatory response, and understanding of tax compliance.
- A temporary halt in KSeF development offers a chance for preparation rather than waiting for providers to be ready.
- Key questions for providers include their experience with KSeF implementations, SLA details, responsibility for tax compliance, and hidden post-implementation costs.
Source: crido.pl
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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