Poland Wins EU Approval for Mandatory E-Invoicing

The European Council on Friday approved Poland’s plan to implement mandatory e-invoicing from Jan. 1, 2024—the next step in the country’s fight against tax fraud.

The plan will build on an already established voluntary e-invoicing scheme that offers the routing of business-to-business invoices via a central clearinghouse, where they can be scrutinized for signs of tax fraud.

• Poland’s innovative e-administration services are “crucial for even faster and more effective identification of tax fraud, especially VAT carousels,” the The Finance Ministry said in a statement.
• Benefits for businesses include a single invoicing standard, secure data exchange, and cost reductions ...