Poland to introduce e-invoicing via a centralized platform in 2021

Gabriel Pezzato
December 18, 2020

The Polish Ministry of Finance yesterday announced a timeline for its plans to introduce a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) scheme, with a roll-out to start at the end of 2021. 

By the end of 2021, e-invoicing via a centralized platform will be made available, but still remains optional for companies; from 2023 it will be mandatory for companies to issue all invoices via this CTC system.

The aim with the e-invoicing scheme is not just to reduce fraud but also to simplify the invoice issuing process for companies and facilitate business operations.

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Gabriel Pezzato

Gabriel Pezzato heads up the EMEA Regulatory Analysis & Design team at Sovos, where he leads regulatory research across VAT and other indirect taxes. Based in Stockholm, Gabriel brings expertise in tax, corporate, and public finance law, with a focus on tax controls, including e-invoicing and tax filing. He holds a law degree and a specialization in Tax Law from Brazil, as well as an LL.M. in International and European Tax Law from Uppsala University, Sweden.
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