- The Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF) can be used by both microenterprises and larger companies.
- Access to the system does not require special software and can be done using free tools provided by the Ministry of Finance.
- The National Tax Administration is conducting online meetings to familiarize microenterprises with the main principles of KSeF.
- Although the use of KSeF will be mandatory from July 1, 2024, it is recommended to test the system beforehand.
- Free tools are available for users of KSeF, including the Aplikacja Podatnika KSeF and e-mikrofirmy.
- The Aplikacja Podatnika KSeF is available in three environments: test, pre-production (Demo), and production.
- It is advised to start with the test version to familiarize oneself with the invoice structure and system functionalities.
- The next step is to switch to the pre-production version and involve a business partner to send and receive invoices.
- The production version allows for issuing and receiving e-invoices if business partners are already using KSeF.
- The e-mikrofirma application in the e-Urzad Skarbowy facilitates the use of KSeF for individuals conducting sole proprietorship.
- Free online meetings called “Środy z KSeF” are organized by the Ministry of Finance and the National Tax Administration to provide information about KSeF.
- The webinars cover topics such as new invoicing rules, authentication in KSeF, issuing and receiving invoices in KSeF, and free KSeF tools.
- Detailed information about the meetings can be found on the websites of respective tax administration chambers and tax offices.
Source: gov.pl
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