Act dated 28 April 2022 to amend certain laws in connection with the development of public electronic systems, the legislator has decided to renew the deadline for the mandatory obtaining of an address for electronic services entered into the database of electronic addresses linked to the public service of registered electronic service or a qualified service of registered electronic service (the whole system commonly referred to as e-Services).
It's already there. second the extension of the date of entry into force of the mentioned functionality, allowing the exchange of official correspondence with public authorities or courts.
In the previous state of the law, the obligation to have an address for electronic service was to concern, inter alia, entities requesting entry in the National Court Register from the date of 5 July 2022 In the case of entities existing on that date, the deadline for fulfilling the obligation was to expire 1 October 2022 From 5 July 2022 This obligation was also intended to apply to lawyers and legal advisers.
This amendment amends the deadline for the entry into force of this obligation, making it dependent on the initiative of the Minister responsible for computerisation, who, by virtue of the statutory delegation, will set a new deadline for the implementation of the obligation, in the relevant communication published in the Official Journal of the Republic of Poland.
This period may not be later than a day 1 January 2024, and the communication itself may not be issued later than at 90 days before the planned date of implementation of the technical solutions set out in the Communication.
It should be stressed that this amendment does not modify the circle of entities required to obtain an electronic delivery address.
Author: Jan Markowicz Lawyer, graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Silesia in Katowice in the direction of Law. In professional practice, it focuses on the legal and tax service of economic operators and individuals. Author of publications and articles on tax law.