- Slovakia is preparing for voluntary e-invoicing registration next week, ahead of the mandatory rollout in 2027, with officials saying it will simplify compliance and reduce paperwork.
- The system is intended to help fight tax evasion and create fairer business conditions, and support tools/free solutions will be available for small businesses.
- The Financial Administration published an expanded FAQ with 29 new Q&As clarifying who must issue/receive e-invoices, XML archiving requirements, and allowed alternative delivery channels with recipient consent.
- Some rules on consent-based alternative channels and DRR reporting are still awaiting Ministry of Finance guidance.
- Provider-related updates include a three-working-day deregistration rule when changing providers and confirmation of document type 384 for corrective invoices in the autumn 2026 Peppol BIS release.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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