60% of companies have not started preparations for KSeF implementation

A survey conducted by Crowe and TGC Corporate Lawyers shows that only 3% of respondents say they are fully ready to use the e-invoicing system. Meanwhile, the National e-Invoicing System will become mandatory for the majority of companies as early as 1 July 2024, and sanctions for non-compliance with the new rules will take effect from 1 July 2025.

KSeF implementation is getting closer and closer, and more than half of companies have not yet started the process. Crucial to the transition to e-invoicing is the verification that all the solutions in place will be properly integrated with each other to ensure compliance with KSeF and at the same time maintain process continuity.

'The main burden of preparing for the implementation of e-invoicing revolves around adapting the IT system to the changes, and this is only the tip of the iceberg. Successful KSeF implementation also requires analysis and re-engineering of internal processes. Without this element, it may turn out that despite the best technological solution, the company is unprepared to use them in the right way' - Jacek Włodarczyk, Senior Manager at the consulting department of Crowe, and Szymon Lipiński, Tax Consultant at the tax department of Crowe, explain in a statement to ITWIZ magazine.

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