- Poland’s Ministry of Finance is drafting a VAT Act amendment to let the tax authority prepare pre-filled JPK_VAT files and the related VAT return using data already held from invoicing, reporting, and fiscal systems.
- The measure would be phased in, with the first stage planned for Q4 2029.
- Taxpayers would remain fully responsible for checking, correcting, and submitting the pre-filled VAT return; liability would not shift to the tax authority.
- If a taxpayer does nothing, the draft return will not be automatically filed once the deadline passes.
- Businesses and tax teams will still need to apply complex VAT rules themselves (for example partial exemption, bad debt relief, and deductibility), so the pre-filled return should be used as a cross-check, not a replacement for internal VAT records and controls.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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