It Was Supposed to Be 2027. The Government Is Preparing Changes Regarding the National Security Fund (KSeF)
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The Council of Ministers will consider a draft amendment to the Act, which would extend by one year the effective date of penalties for irregularities related to the National e-Invoice System (KSeF). The bill also extends the VAT reverse charge mechanism for gas, electricity, and emission allowances by 3.5 years.
The government has adopted a bill that implies the postponement of penalties for KSEF until the end of 2027. This is good news especially for micro-entrepreneurs, although, as experts say, this does not mean that it is possible to abandon KSEF at all.
An entrepreneur who, contrary to regulations, fails to enter a sales invoice into the National Tax and Customs Securities Register (KSeF) doesn't have to fear sanctions, either now or in 2027. However, they are likely to be audited by the tax office.
Businesses can gain an extra year without penalties for errors in the National E-Invoice System. The government will consider a bill on Tuesday that would postpone their implementation until 2028. The Ministry of Finance argues that the change will allow taxpayers to better prepare for the new obligations and avoid penalties.
On Tuesday, the Council of Ministers is to discuss an amendment to the VAT Act, which provides, among other things, for postponing by one year the entry into force of penalties for errors in the National e-Invoice System (KSeF) and extending the reverse charge mechanism.
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