- The Polish Ministry of Finance released an updated draft regulation on KSeF usage, clarifying invoice marking requirements for offline modes.
- Dual QR code requirements now specifically apply to invoices delivered before KSeF submission to foreign buyers, final consumers, and certain other recipients.
- For domestic entities with a NIP, invoices must be delivered through KSeF for legal validity, except in failure mode where delivery method can be agreed upon.
- “Transaction confirmation” documents may be used as interim proof for domestic buyers with a NIP while awaiting KSeF processing.
- Requirements for marking invoices after KSeF submission remain unchanged from the previous draft.
Source: sovos.com
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