- Entrepreneurs using the e-kasa client cash register who become VAT payers under Slovak law must notify the Financial Directorate of the Slovak Republic before issuing their first receipt as a VAT payer.
- This notification obligation does not apply to those who become VAT payers through voluntary registration before exceeding turnover thresholds of 50,000 or 62,500 euros, or at the start of the year following the year the threshold was exceeded.
- For all other cases, notification must be made in the e-kasa zone before the first VAT receipt is issued.
- Although not mandatory in some cases, the Financial Directorate recommends notification to ensure correct VAT breakdown on receipts.
- The information is intended for entrepreneurs using e-kasa client systems as per relevant Slovak legislation.
Source: financnasprava.sk
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