- From July 1, 2024, companies that transform from sole proprietorships to limited liability companies may have temporary problems with issuing invoices in the National e-Invoice System (KSeF).
- The problem arises because the company has a different tax identification number (NIP) than the individual entrepreneur and therefore must wait for authentication of its rights in the KSeF.
- The Ministry of Finance assures that tax offices will act immediately after receiving the ZAW-FA form (Notification of granting or revoking rights to use the KSeF).
- However, this may not solve the problem, and new companies may not be able to use the KSeF for some time, which can cause significant business difficulties.
- Newly established companies may also have similar problems, but those who establish a new company may be prepared not to use the KSeF until the tax office processes the received ZAW-FA form.
- The use of the new invoicing system requires the possession of primary ownership rights or rights granted by another person or entity.
- The solution will not be to issue invoices outside the KSeF because from 2025, penalties will apply for invoices issued outside the system.
- Experts suggest that entrepreneurs personally submit the ZAW-FA notification to the tax office to expedite the processing of the form.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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