- From January 1, 2026, a new system automatically analyzes electronic invoices (EHF) based on risk level to increase VAT transparency and reduce tax risks.
- Each EHF is evaluated in real time and classified as low or high risk using various data, including tax history, financial status, and information from state bodies.
- High-risk EHFs cannot exceed 10% of total EHFs in a reporting period; once VAT is paid on high-risk EHFs, they are reclassified as low risk.
- Honest taxpayers’ EHFs are automatically low risk, while suspicious ones are high risk; others are assessed using a special scoring system.
- Taxpayers can monitor the risk status and VAT payment of their EHFs online through a personal account.
Source: facebook.com
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