- Slovakia presented its national e-invoicing and eReporting model at a major Brussels conference, earning praise from the European Commission and OpenPeppol.
- The country is seen as ahead of schedule for upcoming EU e-invoicing rules, with a system that will become mandatory in January 2027.
- Slovak firms and organizations can already join the system voluntarily and choose their digital service provider.
- Experts highlighted Slovakia’s strong interoperability, secure sender/receiver identification, and alignment with the EU’s ViDA digital tax reform.
- OpenPeppol said Slovakia’s approach is a strong example for other countries because it already has the infrastructure in production and is actively involving service providers.
Source: financnasprava.sk
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