- Slovakia’s Financial Administration updated guidance in October 2026 for the mandatory Peppol-based e-invoicing regime due to start on 1 January 2027, including revised FAQs and a new Digital Postman selection guide.
- The updated guide clarifies how taxpayers choose a certified Digital Postman via the portal and adds instructions on authorization/representation, including electronically signed applications and status tracking.
- Selecting a Digital Postman through the portal is non-binding and does not create a contractual relationship; the provider must still contact the taxpayer to finalize arrangements.
- The FAQs clarify onboarding details such as using different providers for sending and receiving invoices, changing providers, and obtaining the verification token needed to complete registration.
- For foreign businesses, mandatory e-invoicing from January 2027 generally does not apply to those VAT-registered only under Section 5 of the Slovak VAT Act, but it may apply where the foreign business has a fixed establishment in Slovakia and is registered under domestic VAT rules.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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