The Czech Republic is preparing to reintroduce fiscalization through EET 2.0, with the new system scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. To help retailers, POS vendors, and software providers prepare, Fiscal Solutions hosted a Forum dedicated to the legal requirements, technical specifications, and implementation challenges of the upcoming system.

China has introduced mandatory transaction-based e-invoicing for fuel retailers from November 1, 2026. Through the LeQi platform, fuel sales must generate digital invoices linked to transaction data, strengthening real-time tax monitoring and requiring POS system integration. China moves toward transaction-based fiscalization. China has taken an important step toward expanding online fiscalizatio... Read more

China distinguishes ordinary POS receipts from official tax invoices (fapiao). Retailers must comply with consumer documentation and invoicing rules, while new digital invoicing developments are strengthening the connection between checkout systems, transaction records, and tax reporting. How are retail receipts regulated in China? China follows a different approach to retail receipts compared wi... Read more

China's LeQi platform connects business systems directly with the national tax infrastructure, enabling automated electronic invoicing. Since November 1, 2026, covered fuel retailers must use LeQi for transaction-based invoicing, strengthening tax monitoring and POS integration. China is expanding the role of its LeQi platform in electronic invoicing and digital tax administration. Developed by th... Read more

This document outlines China's regulations for invoice management, including invoice issuance, printing, storage, electronic invoicing, tax authority inspections, and penalties for non-compliance.

This document outlines China's regulations for invoice management, including invoice issuance, printing, storage, electronic invoicing, tax authority inspections, and penalties for non-compliance.

This law regulates VAT rates, taxable transactions, exemptions, invoicing, and tax compliance in China.

This law regulates VAT rates, taxable transactions, exemptions, invoicing, and tax compliance in China.

This law defines consumer rights, business obligations, dispute resolution procedures, and penalties for violations in China.

This law defines consumer rights, business obligations, dispute resolution procedures, and penalties for violations in China.