Polish SAF-T regime delayed until January 2020
VAT returns will not be abolished until early next year
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VAT returns will not be abolished until early next year
The Polish government recently announced that VAT returns will no longer be required.
As from 1 January 2018 all the companies in Poland are required to send the monthly SAF-T (its irrelevant whether they submit their VAT returns on monthly or quarterly basis), that also includes microenterprises.
We can observe a gradual change of authorities approach regarding the concept of fixed-establishment in Poland for VAT purposes.
The Polish Ministry of Finance plans to introduce a new generation of fiscal cash registers which report real-time information about sales performed by retailers as from 2018.
Last 27 October, the Polish Parliament approved the Finance Bill of 2018.
Poland is gradually changing its approach regarding the concept of fixed establishment for VAT purposes.
Following the challenges of the European Commisssion, Poland postponed the new Retail Sales Tax implementation date of the until 2019.
Poland will require customer VAT numbers added to Intrastat returns as from July 2017.
Poland will introduce a voluntary VAT split payment mechanism as from 2018.
The Polish tax authorities have de-registered from VAT over 35,000 businesses in the last few months.
The Polish tax authorities recently updated their VAT penalties and interest for late payment and late submission of VAT returns.