- Slovakia’s Ministry of Finance has proposed an amendment to the VAT Act that would simplify the country’s e-invoicing and digital reporting rules.
- The proposal would remove the obligation to report data for invoices received from domestic customers within 5 days during the transition period from January 2027 to July 2030, with full go-live on 1 July 2030.
- This would reduce compliance burdens for businesses while mandatory e-invoicing and real-time reporting of issued invoices continue to be implemented.
- Reporting during the transition would still be handled via certified service providers, but the received-invoice reporting requirement would no longer apply.
- The draft is still under inter-ministerial review, and no final adoption timeline has been announced.
Source: sovos.com
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