- Poland’s Ministry of Finance will extend until 31 December 2027 the period during which taxpayers will not be penalized for errors related to using the National e-Invoice System (KSeF).
- The deferral responds to requests from businesses, industry groups, and tax experts.
- Although KSeF becomes mandatory for all entrepreneurs from 1 January 2027, the one-year penalty relief is meant to give smaller firms more time to learn the system and adapt processes.
- The Ministry stressed that the extension does not remove the obligation to use KSeF; tax authorities will still support compliance and may act against invoices issued outside KSeF (except where legally allowed) and against improper VAT settlement.
- Work has started on a draft law to allow time for the legislative process.
Source: prawo.pl
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