- Poland’s Finance Ministry plans an “e-VAT” system, under which the tax administration would provide prefilled VAT returns (JPK_V7M/JPK_V7K) using data already held by the tax authority, similar to the e-PIT model.
- The rollout is planned to begin in Q4 2029 for an initial group of taxpayers, with further data sources/modules added gradually; taxpayers may need to supplement missing information at first.
- To support e-VAT, the ministry expects to shorten invoice issuance deadlines so invoices can be correctly assigned to the relevant VAT period.
- The ministry also plans to modernize retail cash register rules by introducing a free state-provided app, the National e-Cash Register (KeKR), as an alternative to existing fiscal devices.
- KeKR would enable issuance of fiscal receipts/e-receipts and allow receipts to be provided to customers in paper or electronic form, with the goal of reducing costs for small businesses and accelerating replacement of older cash registers.
Source: prawo.pl
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