- The mandatory rollout of KSeF has started at scale, with over 35 million invoices issued in February 2026, and the tax administration is focusing on system improvements, training, and user support rather than punitive enforcement.
- KSeF is intended to enable a “state in the background” model, where risk analysis and early verification replace frequent audits, leading to fewer inspections, VAT sanctions, and penalties for compliant businesses.
- By increasing transparency, security, and real-time access to invoice data, KSeF aims to protect honest taxpayers, speed up VAT refunds, reduce fraud, and shift enforcement efforts toward serious criminal activity rather than routine compliance errors.
Source Prawo
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