What are the latest 10 news from the fiscalization world? 🌍 Stay informed with our weekly roundup of the most significant updates in fiscalization. Here's a look at the latest developments shaping global fiscal policies and compliance standards: ➡️ #Romania introduces optional fiscal receipt printing for card payments Starting December 26, 2024, Romania's amended Fiscal Code allows optional printing of fiscal receipts for card transactions. Customers can still request a printed receipt, but a bank statement will suffice as proof of purchase. ➡️ #Romania's tax authority publishes guide on e-invoicing codes ANAF has released a comprehensive guide for the Romanian e-invoicing system, detailing codes for various VAT categories and rules for completing invoices. ➡️ #Belgium updates technical specifications for GKS 2.0 FPS Finance has issued a new version of the technical specifications for POS and fiscal data module communication under the GKS 2.0 framework. ➡️ #China launches nationwide e-invoicing system China’s State Taxation Administration (STA) has rolled out digital electronic invoices nationwide, marking the end of the pilot phase. These invoices have equal legal status as paper ones, supported by a National Electronic Invoice Service Platform for enhanced compliance and efficiency. ➡️ Poland approves deposit system and VAT reforms #Poland will introduce a packaging waste deposit system starting October 1, 2025, alongside new VAT settlement rules for manufacturers and distributors. ➡️ Italy extends e-invoicing ban for healthcare services until March 2025 #Italy has extended the ban on e-invoicing for healthcare services to end consumers until March 31, 2025, citing GDPR concerns. Healthcare professionals must continue using paper invoices or non-SDI formats for patient privacy. ➡️ Bulgaria adopts SAF-T for phased tax compliance #Bulgaria will implement the Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T) starting January 2026 for large enterprises, with all taxpayers required to comply by 2030. SAF-T mandates regular electronic submissions of detailed tax data. ➡️ Tax obligations for TikTok Shop sellers in Indonesia #Indonesia requires TikTok Shop sellers to comply with existing e-commerce tax regulations. Small sellers face a 0.5% final income tax, while larger businesses are subject to a 22% corporate income tax. ➡️ #Albania improves the management of rejected e-invoices Albania’s Tax Administration has enhanced its fiscalization platform to automatically reflect rejected invoices in purchase books and notify sellers via the Self-Care portal. ➡️ #Denmark clarifies VAT rules for charging station concessions Denmark’s Tax Council has ruled that one-time payments from public authorities for charging station concession agreements are subject to VAT, providing clarity for the growing EV infrastructure sector. For more Fiscal News, please visit our Fiscal Portal. #Fiscalization #FiscalNews
