Fiscal subject related
Also, very important, the control of transactions by the tax authority, which is performed with a control unit device. Of course, it has a large number of functions that are predefined in the regulations, but in general, storing fiscal transactions is one of the most important features. The cash register will send fiscal receipt data to this device, and the control unit device will generate a special code that must be placed on the fiscal receipt, known as the control code.
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