- Entrepreneurs using e-kasa must notify the Slovak Financial Directorate before issuing their first VAT receipt after becoming VAT payers.
- This obligation applies when VAT payer status is gained by exceeding turnover thresholds or voluntary registration, mainly for those transitioning from non-VAT to VAT payer status.
- Existing VAT payers already issuing VAT receipts via e-kasa are not affected.
- Notification is done by marking “VAT Payer” in the e-kasa zone and updating identification data in the cash register.
- Even in exemption cases, updating identification data is required, and notification is recommended to ensure correct VAT reporting.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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