- Portugal has proposed a further one-year delay to mandatory SAF-T Accounting submissions under the draft 2027 State Budget.
- If approved, the first required SAF-T Accounting files would cover accounting periods starting in 2028, with submissions due in 2029.
- This replaces the current schedule that would have required reporting for 2027 accounting periods in 2028.
- The postponement applies only to annual SAF-T Accounting reporting and does not affect Portugal’s existing monthly SAF-T invoicing obligations.
- The proposal still needs parliamentary approval, with a final vote scheduled for 24 November 2026.
Source: vatcalc.com
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