- Poland will prohibit replacement of fiscal memory in cash registers that store electronic receipt copies from July 1, 2027, under amended Article 145a(5) of the VAT Act.
- The new rule extends an existing ban already applying to cash registers that keep paper copies of receipts.
- The restriction targets older cash registers with electronic copy recording, not online cash registers that transmit data to the tax administration.
- Businesses may continue using existing electronic-copy cash registers after July 1, 2027 if the devices remain operational; the law does not require immediate replacement of all such machines.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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