In the Republic of Srpska, online sales are subject to fiscalization under Article 4 of the Law on Fiscalization, requiring businesses to record each transaction through an electronic fiscal device, regardless of payment method. Online retailers must issue fiscal receipts at the time of turnover, similar to physical stores, as online sales are not exempt under the regulation on non-fiscalized activities. Read more

The Tax Authority of the Republic of Srpska announced that its electronic tax submission system will be temporarily unavailable from December 31, 2024, to January 10, 2025, due to annual maintenance. Services will resume as normal once the maintenance period concludes. A short announcement from the Tax Authority in the Republic of Srpska about the temporary inaccessibility of the system for electr... Read more

The Tax Administration of the Republic of Srpska has published a User Guide for external users of the Fiscalization Management System to report errors or issues effectively. External users, including taxpayers and fiscal device suppliers, can report problems via an online form, receiving confirmation and support responses through email. The guide is available on the Tax Authority's website under t... Read more

The Tax Administration of the Republic of Srpska has clarified how to handle vouchers sold under the old fiscal law but redeemed under the new fiscal system. In such cases, since advance payment receipts were not required in the old system, businesses must issue a "Sales-Sale" receipt for the redemption of these vouchers in the new system. Read more

S4F backoffice patch is intended for users who have already installed S4F backoffice and are intended to update existing installations to latest version. To do so apply only patches that are marked with version number that is newer than your currently installed instance of backoffice. Read more

In the Republic of Srpska's new fiscal system, cancellations and refunds are distinct processes for managing transactions on electronic fiscal devices. Cancellations nullify entire receipts to correct errors, ensuring the original transaction is voided, while refunds return money to customers and can apply to full or partial transactions. Read more