VAT accounting and invoices

This page gives you an overview of the obligations of taxable persons and taxable persons with limited liability in keeping records and issuing invoices and simplified invoices.

The obligations of a person liable to value added tax upon keeping records and issuing invoices are regulated by §§ 36 and 37 of the Value Added Tax Act and by the Regulation of the Minister of Finance “Procedure for keeping daily records of value added tax by a taxable person”.


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References noted on invoices

In case of certain transactions there must be additional references added to invoices either to the relevant provision of the Value-Added Tax Act or provision of the VAT Directive. This requirement arises from Article 226 of the VAT Directive and is specified in as much detail as possible in subsection (8) of the Value-Added Tax Act, specifying both the specific transactions and the required references for each transaction. The references are necessary for example in case of tax-exempt supply and supply taxable at the zero rate, for intra-Community transactions and in case of application of special arrangements.

The following tables in the menu below provide the references to be included on invoices pursuant to subsection (8) of § 37 of the Value-Added Tax Act.

Last updated: 25.05.2022

Last updated: 29.08.2022

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