The Financial Administration of Slovakia has launched a new application to help entrepreneurs adjust their monthly VAT reports in the eKasa system following updated VAT rates. The tool, available for download on the Financial Administration portal, simplifies VAT recalculations and report modifications for businesses.
Application to assist financial management in recapitulating monthly reports with new VAT rates in eKasa in Slovakia
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The Financial Administration of Slovakia has introduced a new application designed to help entrepreneurs manage their monthly reports with the updated VAT rates through the eKasa system. This tool is part of efforts to enhance comfort for businesses beyond legal requirements. Financial Administration created an application to help businesses recalculate VAT rates. The application can be downloaded from the eKasa zone on the Financial Administration portal.
The application allows entrepreneurs to calculate and recapitulate VAT rates easily. It can be downloaded from the eKasa section on the Financial Administration portal, where users can access selected reports for specific months. The application provides a straightforward process to modify these reports according to the new VAT rates.
Entrepreneurs can find detailed instructions and the application itself in the "Entrepreneurs and eKasa" section of the portal on this link:
https://www.financnasprava.sk/sk/podnikatelia/dane/ekasa/podnikatel-ekasa#ApkUpravaReportov
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