- The Polish Sejm passed broad VAT and tax ID reforms to simplify compliance, clarify rules, align with CJEU case law, and strengthen VAT enforcement; the package now goes to the Senate.
- Key simplifications include removing separate physical inventory reporting, ending the 14-day VAT payment rule for intra-EU vehicle purchases, allowing retrospective VAT status checks for five years, and limiting import VAT interest in uncontrollable delays.
- The amendments also update rules on electricity supplies, small-business VAT exemptions, deposit systems, disinfectants, VAT registration, cash registers, TAX FREE procedures, and VAT warehouses.
- Compliance measures are tightened through expanded buyer liability in some cases, improved contractor verification, and further digitalization of cash registers.
- Most changes take effect on October 1, 2026, with some phased in through July 1, 2028.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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