- Slovakia’s Financial Administration says the shift to mandatory e-invoicing from January 1, 2027 should not be costly or technically difficult.
- Example monthly costs: €0 for a small sole trader who is not a VAT payer, €5–€15 for a VAT-registered sole trader with an external accountant, and €10–€40 for a small s.r.o. using invoicing software.
- Businesses should choose solutions based not only on price, but also on integration, archiving, support, accountant access, and compatibility with existing software.
- Voluntary participation in the e-invoicing system is available before the deadline.
Source: financnasprava.sk
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