- Postponement of Implementation Deadline: The Ministry of Finance announced a delay in implementing the mandatory National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) until the end of 2024. The new implementation date will be announced between April and May, with legislative work expected to be completed by July 1. This delay aims to conduct a technological audit and address issues raised by taxpayers.
- Tax Consultations Summary: Nine meetings were organized by the Ministry of Finance to discuss various aspects of KSeF implementation. Key topics included efficiency, security, integration with databases, consumer invoices, payment identifiers, and phased implementation. The Ministry will publish tax explanations and conduct training sessions to guide stakeholders.
- Future of KSeF: The consultations provided insights into stakeholders’ expectations. The Ministry considers optional inclusion of consumer invoices and phased implementation of KSeF functionalities. It plans to publish tax explanations, indicating the KSeF ID for paying e-invoices. Stakeholders are advised to continue preparatory work, anticipating no revolutionary changes in the system’s structure.
Source Deloitte
See also
- New VAT KSEF Regulations Coming into Effect with Minimal Changes – Latest Updates and Expectations
- Conclusion of Consultations on National e-Invoice System by Ministry of Finance
- Summary of Tax Consultations on KSeF Implementation: Key Issues and Proposed Solutions
- Postponing the introduction of e-invoices (KSeF) in Poland
- Draft legislation on KSeF changes will be released in March
- Poland 2025 KSeF e-invoicing; legislation due March
- End of KSeF consultations – upcoming VAT law changes on the horizon.
- 10,000 participants attend KSeF consultation meetings – legislative solutions and educational initiatives planned
- Join the Linkedin Group on Global E-Invoicing/E-Reporting/SAF-T Developments, click HERE
