Taxpayers Get Relief as 'Electronic Invoices' System Experiences Outages
The 'Electronic Invoices' system, operated by a government or public institution, faced periodic outages on October 1. As a result, taxpayers have been granted extended deadlines for submitting paper invoices and waybills without penalties.
The outages, which occurred on October 1, were due to technical work on new servers. This led to the system being unavailable at times. To accommodate taxpayers during this period, the responsible authority has implemented temporary measures.
Taxpayers can now submit paper waybills within three working days from October 2, 2025, without incurring any penalties. Similarly, paper invoices can be submitted within 15 calendar days from the same date, also without penalties.
The 'Electronic Invoices' system is expected to resume normal operation once the technical work is completed. In the meantime, taxpayers are advised to take advantage of the extended submission deadlines to ensure compliance with their fiscal obligations.
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