As a reminder, fiscalization in Sweden requires that cash register systems keep certain electronic records. All cash register systems in Sweden handling cash or card payments must incorporate an electronic journal function. This feature, integral to Point of Sale (POS) systems, is designed to save detailed information about sales and payments. The mandate applies to all companies dealing with cash... Read more

One way to validate VAT numbers in the EU is the VAT Information Exchange System (VIES), which is a crucial tool for businesses operating within the European Union. Owned by the European Commission, VIES is a search engine that retrieves data from national VAT databases to verify VAT numbers. Here’s a detailed look at how VIES works and its significance. How VIES Works When a search is made usi... Read more

In Sweden, the fiscalization system is fundamentally hardware-based. This means that businesses must use a special device, known as a control unit or control system, to meet fiscalization requirements. Legal and technical regulations outline the main requirements for fiscal devices, including their architecture, configuration, and the obligation to issue fiscal receipts and other documents. This... Read more

The fiscalization rules have been defined in Sweden. It has characteristics of hardware-based systems-where cash register is used, along with the control unit device. A special form of certification-known also as a verification or declaration is required, to show that fiscal configuration is in compliance with the fiscalization legislation. If there has been certain changes in the versions of cash... Read more

Did you know that e-invoicing has existed in Sweden in a variety of forms since the 1980s? The purpose of this document is to present an e-invoice special system that is used and announced in Sweden. Read more

We prepared the questions you asked during our webinar and our responses regarding the fiscalization in Norway and Sweden. Read more