- Major VAT Act changes will take effect from January 1, 2027, and July 30, 2030, due to the European ViDA legislation.
- Mandatory electronic invoicing will be introduced for domestic transactions between Slovak VAT-registered businesses from 2027, with recipients required to accept e-invoices.
- A voluntary electronic invoicing project is expected to launch in spring 2026, allowing businesses to prepare for the changes.
- From July 2030, mandatory e-invoicing and data reporting will extend to cross-border EU transactions, and recapitulative and VAT control statements will be abolished.
- The changes aim to streamline tax collection, increase transparency, reduce administrative burden, and combat tax evasion.
Source: bmb.sk
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