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Practical guides to Slovak e-invoicing from 2027, VAT, invoice requirements and document retention for businesses and accountants.
- E-invoicingSlovak e-invoicing from 2027: the complete guide to mandatory eFaktúraFrom 1 January 2027 Slovak VAT payers must send invoices as XML through a certified Peppol access point. Who issues, who receives, exceptions, deadlines, penalties and a checklist.
- SoftwareReceived e-invoices from 2027: getting them into SuperFaktúra, KROS or POHODA without retypingFrom 2027 invoices from Slovak VAT payers arrive as XML through your access point. What you must do with them, how to load them into your books, and what to do with documents that stay PDF.
- E-invoicingSlovak e-invoicing for businesses not registered for VAT: what you must do from 2027, and what you don’tA Slovak sole trader or company that isn’t a VAT payer doesn’t have to issue e-invoices from 2027, but must be able to receive them. What that means in practice and what to prepare.
- VATeKasa till receipts and VAT in Slovakia: when you can deduct and when you need an invoice (the €400 limit)An eKasa receipt up to €400 incl. VAT is a simplified invoice: VAT payers can deduct its VAT without their VAT number on it. What applies above €400, in the control statement and from 2027.
- DocumentsSlovak invoice requirements for 2026 and 2027: a checklist under §74 of the VAT Act (and how Czechia differs)What a Slovak invoice must contain under §74 of the VAT Act, when a simplified invoice is enough, deadlines for issuing and deducting, and how it differs from Czech §29.
- DocumentsHow long to keep invoices and receipts, and when a scan is enough (Slovakia and Czechia)Retention periods for invoices, receipts and accounting documents in Slovakia and Czechia, when a scan replaces the paper, and what applies to XML e-invoices from 2027.