Poland: Government receives EU Permission for obligatory e-invoicing
Poland’s plan to introduce obligatory e-invoicing beginning 1 January 2024 was approved by the European Council.
Background
The idea will expand on an already existing authorized e-invoicing provision, that allows business-to-business payments to be routed via a single warehouse and reviewed for evidence of tax fraud. Poland’s unique e-administration systems are essential for quicker and more successful identification of fraud.
Benefits for businesses include:
- Digitalization and automation of the invoices
- Protected data exchange invoicing
- The advantage of invoices being securely recorded and archived for ten years
- Improving the tax security of consumers of products or services.
- Avoid repeat billing
EU officials stated they would ultimately plan for the different systems to be standardized.
Source: gov. pl
