- Electronic invoicing will be mandatory in Slovakia from 1 January 2027 for taxable persons supplying goods or services
- Applies to domestic and cross-border B2B and B2G transactions with transitional provisions until 30 June 2030
- Public entities must accept and process e-invoices; invoices in public contracts must include procurement reference numbers
- VAT groups have new obligations; simplified invoices allowed for transactions under €100 or e-kasa receipts up to €400
- E-invoices must comply with European e-invoicing standards and be transmitted via certified delivery service providers
- Non-compliance may result in fines up to €10,000 for initial breaches and up to €100,000 for repeated offences
- Invoices must be stored for 10 years; strict reporting deadlines for suppliers and recipients
- Part of Slovakia’s VAT modernization and digital transformation strategy aligning with EU digital tax initiatives
Source: snitechnology.net
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