The EET 2.0 project in the Czech Republic introduces modern sales recording via an information website for POS developers, offering technical documentation, development guidelines, and support materials. Key features include no tenders or certifications, user choice of devices, and a timeline for implementation, with full operation starting January 2027. The new EET 2.0 project -fiscalization in t... Read more

France’s mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting rollout remains scheduled for 1 September 2026, with no official delay confirmed, although a soft-launch approach with eased penalties may apply for businesses showing good-faith compliance. France has confirmed that the launch of mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting on September 1, 2026, remains on schedule, despite ongoing rumors of delays. Busines... Read more

South Africa is preparing to introduce mandatory e-invoicing and near-real-time VAT reporting. As of May 2026, businesses still follow the existing VAT Act rules, which allow paper, PDF, and electronic invoices without a mandatory structured format. The planned reform, confirmed by SARS and National Treasury in February 2026, will use a Peppol-based five-corner model with a SARS Central Tax Hub. T... Read more

Slovakia is considering a VAT Act amendment that would remove received-invoice reporting during the 2027–2030 transitional period, while keeping the mandatory e-invoicing go-live date set for 1 July 2030. The Slovak Ministry of Finance has submitted a draft amendment to the VAT Act for inter-ministerial comment. The obligation to report data for invoices received within 5 days from domestic custo... Read more

Croatia's amended Consumer Protection Act introduces new trader obligations, enhances consumers' repair rights, and raises penalties for non-compliance. Key changes include clearer pre-contractual information, stricter price display rules, and the EU Right to Repair framework, along with improved digital protections and support for enforcement through increased fines. Croatia has adopted significa... Read more

This document explains the technical specifications for integrating with the Czech EET 2.0 system, including the transmission of sales data, XML message formats, web service communication, security requirements, certificate usage, acknowledgements, and validation procedures required for electronic sales reporting to the Czech Tax Administration. Read more

This document explains the technical specifications for integrating with the Czech EET 2.0 system, including the transmission of sales data, XML message formats, web service communication, security requirements, certificate usage, acknowledgements, and validation procedures required for electronic sales reporting to the Czech Tax Administration. Read more

The information published in the document "Format and structure of registered sale information" is supplemented with operational information in this document. The document includes details regarding the certificates used, other crucial operational information, and information required for using the EET 2.0 production environment. Read more

The information published in the document "Format and structure of registered sale information" is supplemented with operational information in this document. The document includes details regarding the certificates used, other crucial operational information, and information required for using the EET 2.0 production environment. Read more

The information published in the document "Format and structure of registered sale information and description of the data interface for receipt of registered sale data messages v1" is enhanced with operational information in this document. ocument contains certificates, operating details, and required information for EET 2.0 non-production environment. Read more