The previous year (2025) in the Czech Republic ended with the announcement that fiscalization (now referred to as EET2) would be reintroduced. The government has promised a system that will be better, cheaper, and mandatory for all taxpayers without exception. Among the proposed measures are the removal of the obligation to physically print invoices, an extended reporting deadline of up to seven days, and the suspension of inspections during the transition period.
Read More›The Pacific region, long known for its paradise islands, tourist resorts, and tranquil pace of life, is now experiencing an unprecedented wave of e-invoicing and fiscal transformation. What is driving this change, and why are so many countries in the region adopting the same fiscalization model?
Read More›Today, taxpayer registration for the second phase of Fiscalization 2 in Republika Srpska (an entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina) has been completed.
In 2007, Republika Srpska implemented Fiscalization 1 in which the basic fiscalization tool is a fiscal cash register or fiscal printer. This fiscalization model is hardware-based, requiring fiscal devices to have a fiscal memory that ensures data security and enables data archiving.
Read More›Belgium has announced the modernization of its fiscalization system, which should start in the year 2025.
Do you want to know the key aspects of this new fiscalization system? What are the challenges Fiscalization 2 will need to face?
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