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E-Invoicing in Slovakia

Slovakia approved mandatory B2B e-invoicing in December 2025, effective January 1, 2027. The country will use a decentralized 5-corner Peppol model with real-time reporting to tax authorities, replacing current VAT Control Statements and EC Sales Lists.

Recently verified: 2 February 2026

Do I Need to Act?

Coming Soon— Monitoring ViDA timeline

Who is affected?
B2G (Government)

Threshold: B2G receiving; B2B under evaluation

What format to use?

Peppol BIS Billing 3.0

Recommended format

Also accepted: UBL 2.1

What should I do this week?
  1. 1Slovakia uses eFaktĂşra system for B2G
  2. 2B2B e-invoicing is voluntary but growing
  3. 3Monitor Financial Directorate for updates
  4. 4Consider Peppol adoption for EU interoperability
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Quick Facts

Current Regulation

Act No. 215/2019, VAT Act No. 222/2004 (amended Dec 2025)

Language

Slovak

Currency

EUR

Accepted Formats

UBL 2.1

Upcoming Changes

Mandatory B2B e-invoicing from January 2027

Key Dates & Timeline

August 2019

B2G e-invoicing mandate via IS EFA platform

April 2023

B2G/G2G mandatory for public procurement

July 2025

Draft law on B2B e-invoicing published

December 2025

Parliament approves B2B e-invoicing law

January 2027

Mandatory B2B e-invoicing + real-time reporting

July 2030

Cross-border intra-EU e-invoicing (ViDA)

B2G Requirements

Public authorities must accept e-invoices via the IS EFA (Informačný Systém Elektronickej Fakturácie) platform for contracts exceeding €5,000. The platform is transitioning to a Peppol-based system by 2027. EN 16931 compliant formats are required, including UBL 2.1 and CII D16B.

Government Portal

IS EFA

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B2B Requirements

Slovakia will require mandatory B2B e-invoicing from January 1, 2027 (law approved December 2025). The scope includes all VAT-registered businesses (including freelancers and sole traders) for domestic B2B transactions, with cross-border from July 2030 (ViDA). The model is a decentralized 5-corner Peppol system where exchanges occur via certified "Digital Postmen" (service providers) with real-time or near real-time reporting to tax authorities. No buyer consent is required. Invoices must be exchanged within 15 days of the tax point. The Financial Administration becomes the Slovak Peppol Authority. Pre-filled VAT returns are planned, and the system will replace VAT Control Statements and EC Sales Lists by June 2030.

Technical Requirements

Slovakia uses the Peppol network via certified providers. Required formats are EN 16931 compliant: UBL 2.1, CII D16B, and Peppol BIS 3.0. Real-time reporting to the Financial Administration is required. E-signature requirements are not specified. Invoices must be archived for 10 years.

Accepted Formats

  • UBL 2.1
  • CII D16B
  • Peppol BIS 3.0

Key Requirements

  • Register with certified service provider ("Digital Postman")
  • EN 16931 compliant e-invoices
  • Real-time reporting of invoice data
  • Invoice exchange within 15 days
  • 10-year archiving

Penalties & Non-Compliance

First offense incurs fines up to €10,000. Repeat violations can result in fines up to €100,000. Systematic non-compliance may trigger tax audits and additional sanctions.

E-Invoicing Partners for Slovakia

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