The Slovak tax administration has announced that eKasa reports currently lack a VAT breakdown due to ongoing VAT rate adjustments, with a fix expected by April 2025.
eKasa Reports temporarily lack VAT breakdown in Slovakia.
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Author: Nikolina Basić
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The tax administration of Slovakia warns the taxpayer about some problems with its services. More precisely, they published notice regarding reports in the eKasa zone do not contain a VAT breakdown.
Due to the implementation of changes in VAT rates, reports generated in taxpayers personal online zone in the eKasa section do not currently contain a breakdown of value-added tax. The implementation of the adjustment will be implemented during April 2025.
Tax administration recommends that users of the virtual cash register use the cash register report or the interval closing statement, which they generate directly in VRP. Users of online cash registers have the option to calculate the VAT breakdown from the report of registered documents in the items tab.
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