- Slovakia is proposing mandatory e-invoicing and real-time invoice data reporting to improve tax compliance
- The proposal aims to reduce tax evasion and increase efficiency in tax collection
- Key points of the proposed amendment include mandatory e-invoicing from January 2027 and real-time reporting for domestic transactions
- The changes align with EU regulations on cross-border VAT reporting by July 2030
- Businesses should prepare for mandatory e-invoicing, note changes in VAT registration processes, and provide feedback before January 31, 2025
- The public can shape the regulation by submitting comments and suggestions by the deadline
- The draft law will enter the review process in Q2 2025, allowing stakeholders to contribute insights
- Slovakia’s VAT reforms are part of a broader EU initiative to digitize financial processes and combat tax fraud efficiently.
Source: dynatos.com
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