- Ministry of Finance published the assumptions for the draft law on VAT in the National e-Invoice System (KSeF) on October 28, 2024
- Significant modifications will be introduced in the planned mandatory e-invoicing system in the technical and organizational implementation areas
- Extension of the offline mode until the end of 2026 for all taxpayers without differentiation
- Introduction of the possibility of issuing consumer invoices in the KSeF system to standardize sales documentation
- Transitional periods for digitally excluded entities and implementation schedule for KSeF
- Implications for tax practice, including adjustments to accounting processes and IT systems
- Expansion of KAS authorities’ access to data and introduction of new analytical tools for tax control
- Recommendations for taxpayers to conduct audits of current invoicing processes and prepare IT infrastructure and training plans.
Source: crido.pl
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