- From 1 January 2027, cash registers in Poland will lose the ability to issue invoices (including simplified invoices on receipts with NIP); their role will be limited to recording retail sales, and invoicing will move entirely to KSeF.
- The draft aims to eliminate duplicate functionality and align retail invoicing with structured invoice rules; receipts with NIP up to PLN 450 and fiscal invoices will no longer be issued at the register.
- Manufacturers and retailers will need major IT and device changes, including blocking invoice-generation functions, updating reporting, instructions, communication protocols, and likely re-certification by the Central Office of Measures.
- The change is planned with no transition period: all system updates must be in place precisely at the start of 1 January 2027.
- Fiscal reports will be sent to the tax administration only electronically, and rules on documenting purchase of cash registers and their identification will be clarified in light of KSeF.
Source: ksiegowosc.infor.pl
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