Poland will require electronic invoicing via a government-run clearinghouse starting Feb. 1, 2026, for businesses with sales in 2025 exceeding 200 million Polish zloty.
The invoicing will be mandatory for smaller entrepreneurs starting April 1, 2026, the Polish finance ministry said in a press release Friday. The 200 million zloty ($49.6 million) sales threshold is inclusive of value-added tax.
- The new launch dates represent a significant delay from the original plan to make electronic invoicing mandatory for all domestic business activities subject to value-added tax from July 1, 2024.
- The delay is necessary to address “critical errors in the ...
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