As previously stated, the seller has a large number of fiscalization obligations to fulfill. In other words, sellers need to obtain a cash register and control unit and configure them properly. Besides that, there are more things of which sellers need to be aware and must fulfill in accordance with the rules, which are established in legal and technical legislation.
What obligations should sellers be aware of when doing sales in Sweden?
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Author: Kristina Dosen
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As previously indicated, there are a lot of fiscalization-related requirements that the seller must fulfill. In other words, sellers must acquire a cash register and control unit, and properly setup them. In addition, there are other requirements that sellers must be aware of and meet in order to comply with the laws that are created by legal and technical legislation. To summarize, we can say that:
- Make sure the clock in the cash register is correct.
- Register the change box at the register before starting today's sale.
- Issue a Z-day report for every day you've had sales.
- Keep the cash register control strip or journal for seven years.
- Enter the proper payment method.
- Issue a fiscal receipt.
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