07.18.23
Revised timeline for B2G e-invoicing
Slovakia’s B2G e-invoicing timeline has always been subject to some revision.
Once again, the Slovak government has instilled some changes to its proposed B2G e-invoicing roll out, in line with the following:
- Q3 2023 – Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic and Datacentrum and its suppliers
- Q4 2023 – Budget organizations of the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic, including the Financial Administration of the Slovak Republic
- Q1 2024 – Other government and public administration entities.
It is important to note that these dates are not yet official and we must be cognizant of the fact that Slovakia has revised its e-invoicing timelines previously. Kofax will keep abreast of developments.
You can read more about e-invoicing in Slovakia on our dedicated e-invoicing page here.
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