- In December 2025, Poland’s Ministry of Finance and Economy published four key regulations that establish the operational framework for mandatory structured e-invoicing (KSeF), detailing how KSeF will function, scenarios exempt from structured invoicing, and updates to JPK_VAT reporting.
- The regulations include:
- “Using KSeF” Regulation: Outlining access management, authentication methods, and procedures for sharing invoices outside KSeF.
- Exemptions Regulation: Specifying situations where structured invoices are not required, such as certain transport and toll services.
- “Invoice Issuance” Amendment: Updating rules for simplified invoices in line with KSeF, requiring issuer identification from February 2026.
- JPK_VAT Reporting Update: Adapting reporting standards to include KSeF invoice references and markers for invoices issued outside KSeF.
- Organizations must now focus on governance for access and delegation, classify invoice types and exemptions, adhere to simplified invoice rules, and ensure accurate JPK_VAT data mapping to align with the KSeF framework as they prepare for full implementation in 2026.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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