- Poland’s Finance Ministry plans to extend the no-penalty period for KSeF invoicing errors until 31 December 2027, giving businesses more time to adapt.
- The draft does not postpone the requirement to include the KSeF invoice number (or a collective identifier) in bank transfers; that obligation would still start on 1 January 2027.
- The extension is meant to help smaller taxpayers and to allow all businesses to refine their KSeF processes, but it may also prolong the coexistence of traditional invoicing and KSeF, increasing practical uncertainties.
- A separate VAT digitalization project, e-VAT (bill UD473), has been added to the government legislative agenda; it would move toward an administration-prepared VAT return/recordkeeping model.
- The Ministry is also signaling longer-term development of a National e-Cash Register (KeKR) as part of the broader move toward electronic VAT reporting.
Source: mddp.pl
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