- The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) in Poland will begin mandatory issuance and receipt of invoices from February 2026, requiring entities to update accounting policies and ensure readiness.
- New VAT reporting obligations under SAF-T will require each invoice to include a KSeF number, with special markings for invoices not issued via KSeF.
- Implementing these changes may be challenging, especially for companies with complex invoicing processes or multiple data sources; external expert support may be necessary.
- Fiscal penalties for non-compliance will be deferred in certain cases in 2026, such as system outages or technical difficulties.
- CRIDO offers support services to help companies comply with the new SAF-T and KSeF requirements.
Source: crido.pl
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