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In Belgium and Germany, the introduction of mandatory e-invoicing is gaining momentum, and companies are increasingly looking for solutions that comply with EU interoperability standards. Poland joins the group of countries implementing similar regulations, which requires exporting entrepreneurs to adapt their invoicing processes to the new regulations and use the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF).
- what changes in e-invoicing await Polish companies cooperating with partners from Belgium and Germany,
- what are the key differences between the Polish KSeF and the e-invoicing solutions implemented in Germany and Belgium,
- what obligations lie with Polish entrepreneurs in connection with the export of goods and services to these markets and what foreign contractors will expect,
- what are the practical challenges and recommendations related to the preparations for the new regulations?
- SME entrepreneurs working with partners from Germany and Belgium
- Tax and legal advisors who want to learn about changes in e-invoicing regulations and their impact on entrepreneurs operating internationally.
- Up-to-date knowledge about e-invoicing regulations
- Practical tips and recommendations from experts
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