- Under its “Deregulacja 2.0” package (announced 7 July 2026), Poland’s Ministry of Finance plans a free mobile app allowing entrepreneurs to issue fiscal receipts from a smartphone, tablet, or laptop—removing the need to buy a physical cash register. Customers would receive e-receipts or QR-code receipts, cutting paperwork and costs, especially for micro and small firms. [android.com.pl], [fakturowo.pl]
- Traditional and online virtual cash registers remain available as a voluntary alternative, so the app is an option rather than an obligation. Finance Minister Andrzej Domański framed it as a convenience for citizens and a cost-saving simplification for businesses conducting retail or on-site service sales. [android.com.pl], [papanews.pl]
- Crucially, data from the new e-receipts would let the tax administration prepare pre-filled VAT returns for up to 2 million taxpayers—mirroring the existing “one-click” PIT model. Taxpayers would simply verify and approve the draft, significantly easing monthly and quarterly VAT compliance burdens. [android.com.pl], [papanews.pl]
Sources: Android.com.pl · Fakturowo.pl · papaNews
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