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| E-communication requirement for the self-employed may be delayed |
| Bratislava, 03.08.2017 |
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| The Finance Ministry rejected the proposal of an exemption but will likely postpone implementation by six months.
The obligation for all self-employed to communicate with the Financial Administration only electronically will probably be postponed by half a year, the SITA newswire wrote on August 2.
The original draft amendment to the Tax Administration Act listed the introduction of this obligation from January 1, 2018. However, after negotiations between representatives of the associations of entrepreneurs and the self-employed and the head of the Financial Administration Frantisek Imrecze, this date should be postponed to July 1, 2018.
The deadline does not change for legal entities, who will have to communicate with the Financial Administration electronically beginning January 1 of next year. The head of the Financial Administration discussed the introduction of mandatory electronic communication with members of the Consulting Council, an advisory body of the Financial Administration.
The Finance Ministry, led by Peter Kažimír (Smer), still insists that the self-employed and freelancers will have to communicate online only, despite criticism by Deputy Prime Minister for Innovations Peter Pellegrini (also of the ruling Smer party), and despite the remarks of tax advisors that the self-employed should have an exemption. The Ministry argued that exemptions are not necessary and that online communication saves time and costs. The proposal will impact around 300,000 businesspeople, the Sme daily wrote.
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