- 5,000 Slovak companies have already chosen a certified “digital postal carrier” for e-invoicing ahead of the 1 January 2027 mandatory rollout.
- Businesses from many sectors, plus cities, municipalities, and nonprofits, are joining early and some are already sending and receiving e-invoices in practice.
- The Financial Administration says e-invoicing will help speed up processes, reduce errors, and cut costs.
- It has published a practical step-by-step manual for firms, sole traders, and other business entities to prepare for the new system.
- Companies are encouraged to start now to test software, set internal processes, and choose a provider through the Financial Administration portal.
Source: financnasprava.sk
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