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Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic eInvoicing Law in process of public and government approval NO Use of the extra year for compliance of non-central entities (by ) YES Submitting: Economic operators (currently not compliant with the EN) No particular standards in use (currently not compliant with the EN) Not in place yet - implementation project is under preparation NO No CIUS/extension identified yet. Analysis needed. Preparation of a draft of the electronic invoicing law has been finished by Ministry of Finance before end of 2018. The law specifies regulation for the requirements of e-invoice, the procedure for e-invoicing and the establishment of a central electronic invoicing platform – IS EFA. Public hearing and commenting from other ministries is currently in process. The final approval of the Slovak Parliament and government should be completed in summer 2019. The approval of the law will ensure partial transposition as stated in article 11(1) of Directive 2014/55/EU. Currently there is no e-invoicing platform for public procurement in Slovakia. The Ministry of Finance (“MoF”) has prepared the final concept of a centralized e-invoicing solution. The MoF ensures funding of the national project from the European funding these days. MoF will then initiate public procurement process for delivery of an e-invoicing solution to ensure full transposition of e-invoicing Directive. The main goal of centralized solution implementation is to ensure the mandatory receiving and sending of e-invoices and to enable automatic processing comply with the EN. The solution will provide also support for the public finance management. The implementation will consists of three stages: Stage I – Mandatory receipt and contracting entities and voluntary sending for their suppliers (duration of 18 months); Stage II - Mandatory receipt for both, contracting authorities and contracting entities (duration of 10 months). After the completion of Stage II, full transposition of the European Directive on e-invoicing in public procurement will be ensured; Stage III - Mandatory receipt and sending for all contracting authorities, contracting entities and for their suppliers (duration of 10 months); Automatic processing and system to system communication will be available. Status on the implementation of the European Standard on eInvoicing (EN) The EN on eInvoicing will be implemented within the implementation process of centralized eInvoicing solution IS EFA after finishing Stage II as mentioned above. Currently CIUS will not be implemented at national level. The implementation of CIUS will be analysed before the implementation of the eInvoicing solution. Additional information The eInvoicing solution IS EFA will provide support for the public finance and cash-flow management, budgeting and reporting. Responsible Legislation Transposed the Directive 2014/55/EU Voluntary for
Receiving and processing: Central, regional and local contracting authoritiesStandard(s) Platform Use of CIUS and/or Extensions Legislation
eInvoicing platform and eInvoicing management solutions
Approach for receiving and processing eInvoices
Use of Core Invoicing Usage Specifications (CIUS) at national level
Last updated:
Apr 16, 2019 19:01
Status | VERIFIED |
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Reviewer | Peter Bulla and Florian Bálint |
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