- Leszek Lewandowicz, a tax advisor, believes that taxpayers are not prepared for the mandatory implementation of KSeF from July 1, 2024.
- Implementing KSeF will be a significant challenge for taxpayers, both organizationally and technically, as well as legally and financially.
- There is a lack of comprehensive cost analysis and clear benefits of KSeF.
- The Ministry of Finance’s informational efforts have been insufficient, and there is a lack of comprehensive guidance and explanations for taxpayers.
- The current KSeF system needs to be more taxpayer-friendly and provide tangible benefits.
- The KSeF regulations need to be reevaluated and amended before they come into effect.
- There is a need for a widespread informational campaign to educate taxpayers about KSeF.
- The decision on the future of KSeF will be made by the new leadership of the Ministry of Finance.
- It is important to consider KSeF from a European perspective, as EU regulations may require the use of e-invoices in the future.
Source: prawo.pl
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