- Slovakia’s Ministry of Finance published a draft VAT reform package on 25 May 2026 to transpose EU ViDA reforms and adjust the planned 2027 e-invoicing/digital reporting regime.
- The proposals include reduced reporting obligations and a 3-month penalty waiver for January to March 2027.
- Slovakia appears to be taking a more pragmatic approach to the January 2027 launch, informed by implementation issues seen in other European countries.
- The draft is open for consultation until mid-June 2026.
Source: vatcalc.com
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