- Slovakia’s Financial Administration said the first regional eFaktura conference was purely educational and did not change the e-invoicing timetable; the mandatory phase still starts on 1 January 2027.
- Businesses were given implementation guidance on how to connect eFaktura with existing accounting/invoicing systems, including via certified delivery service providers (“digital postmen”).
- Different setup options are available depending on invoice volume and system complexity: larger businesses can integrate with existing software, while smaller traders can use simpler web/mobile tools; free solutions are available for smaller entrepreneurs.
- Retailers were reminded that eFaktura is separate from eKasa/fiscalization: retail sales can remain in eKasa, while B2B or other mandatory invoices must follow the structured e-invoicing process where applicable.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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