- Poland’s Ministry of Finance plans a free government app for businesses to issue fiscal receipts from a mobile device without a physical cash register.
- The app would support e-receipts and QR-based delivery, while existing cash registers and certified virtual registers would still be allowed.
- It is meant as an additional option, not a replacement for current fiscalization systems.
- Transaction data from the system may later help enable pre-filled VAT returns, indicating a move toward centralized digital tax reporting.
- The project is still early-stage, with key details like legislation, technical specs, certification, API rules, offline procedures, and launch date not yet published.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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