- The Polish Ministry of Finance has proposed significant changes to SAF-T VAT reporting, requiring businesses to adapt their systems by February 1, 2026, to incorporate new invoice designations and mark invoices with KSeF numbers, even for small companies that will start issuing KSeF invoices in 2027.
- Experts warn that these modifications will impose substantial burdens on taxpayers, necessitating costly system updates and additional administrative efforts, particularly as the changes require marking invoices on both sales and purchase sides, which complicates reporting processes.
- The rushed implementation timeline and the introduction of new obligations, such as marking invoices with KSeF numbers and making corrections for offline issued invoices, have raised concerns among tax advisors about the practicality and feasibility of compliance, especially for larger companies with complex reporting structures.
Source: prawo.pl
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