- Poland’s Ministry of Finance is preparing draft project UD473 to further digitalize tax administration, focusing on e-VAT and the National e-Cash Register (KeKR) under the Deregulation 2.0 package; the Council of Ministers is expected to review it in Q4 2026.
- e-VAT would be an optional system where the tax authority pre-fills VAT returns/JPK_V7M or JPK_V7K using data already in its systems, similar to e-PIT for income tax.
- Taxpayers using e-VAT would still have to verify, complete, and actively submit the pre-filled return; responsibility for VAT reporting would remain with the taxpayer, and the current manual filing method would remain available.
- The first e-VAT rollout is planned for Q4 2029, initially for a limited group of taxpayers (about 100,000, mainly those using online cash registers), with gradual expansion later; related VAT rules may need changes, including possibly shorter invoice-issuance deadlines.
- KeKR would be a free KAS-provided app for issuing fiscal receipts, creating an additional retail fiscalization option alongside existing online and virtual cash registers.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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