E-Invoicing in Poland: Understanding KSeF and Compliance
Poland takes a step forward on e-invoicing introducing The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) as a voluntary solution. The mandatory implementation was delayed to year 2026.
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Poland takes a step forward on e-invoicing introducing The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) as a voluntary solution. The mandatory implementation was delayed to year 2026.
Polish government announced the end of the temporary zero VAT rate for foodstuff. As of 1 April 2024, the 5% VAT rate applies to those products.
New E-Delivery Address requirement for established businesses in Poland replacing the paper correspondence. The requirement has recently postponed.
Poland implements reverse charge on energy supplies and emission certificates from 1 April 2023
Poland introduces VAT groups scheme, after previous postponement, by January 2023
Poland increased the interest rate applicable to late tax payments, including VAT payments.
Polish SAF-T JPK files have been updated in 2022. Also, it will be possible to submit December Intrastat return later in January 2022.
The European Court of Justice ruled that the VAT Directive trumps national legislation. Output VAT is not required to be reported separately when correcting IC-acquisitions. This means that taxpayers in Poland are entitled to refunds for VAT overpayment and interest incurred on IC-acquisitions.
Poland provided more clarity on the VAT treatment of purchases made with a fuel card.
Mandatory e-invoicing in Poland that was originally scheduled for 2022 will be postponed until 2023.
The Polish Ministry of Finance proposed a new decree that would make fiscal representation not mandatory for UK or Norwegian established companies.
The new extended SAF-T files (JPK_V7M and JPK_V75 files) will be required in Poland as from July 2020.