The purpose of this document is to explain the fiscalization of self-service devices, otherwise known as Vending machines in Slovakia.  

The purpose of this document is to provide the most important information regarding the procedure of ficalizing fiscal devices in Slovakia.

Poland plans to increase VAT to 23% on selected non-alcoholic alternatives to alcoholic drinks and energy drinks containing at least 20% fruit or vegetable juice. The change is planned from January 1, 2027 and will affect both retail and catering sales. Poland is preparing an important VAT change for selected non-alcoholic beverages. On September 22, 2026, the Council of Ministers adopted a draft... Read more

Retailers in the Czech Republic must close stores with a sales area above 200 m² on selected public holidays, including Czech Statehood Day on 28 September. Fitting rooms, counters and some staff areas count toward the 200 m² threshold. The Czech Trade Inspection Authority has reminded retailers that the national restrictions on retail opening hours apply on Czech Statehood Day, 28 Septe... Read more

Mexico’s Tax Authority published the twelfth anticipated version of the Second Modification to the 2026 Miscellaneous Tax Resolution on September 17.

France's e-invoicing and e-reporting rules don't just define new tax data - they test whether a retailer's tills, store servers, ERP and fiscal middleware can reliably capture, sequence and forward every transaction on time, whatever architecture sits behind them. France's e-invoicing and e-reporting reform, in a strict legal sense, only splits a retailer's revenue into two flows: domestic B2B inv... Read more

Retailers in FBiH do not have to replace their current fiscal systems immediately. Migration to the new fiscalization model will be gradual, with different transition periods and special rules allowing certain existing fiscal systems to remain in use. The practical implementation of the new fiscalization system in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be a phased migration rather than a si... Read more

Mexican Tax Authority published a new Article 69-B Notice concerning taxpayers presumed to have issued Fiscal Receipts (CFDIs) for non-existent operations. The new publication is a presumptive, not definitive, listing, but it reinforces the need to verify transaction materiality and suppliers.  Mexico's Tax Administration Service (Servicio de Administración Tributaria – SAT) publ... Read more

Singapore’s IMDA has soft-launched the InvoiceNow AI Skills Library, offering reusable AI workflows for invoice ingestion, Peppol packaging and 3-way matching. The initiative supports businesses preparing for wider GST InvoiceNow adoption and aims to reduce manual invoice-processing work. Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has soft-launched the InvoiceNow AI Skills... Read more

The Czech President has signed the EET 2.0 fiscalization  law, completing the legislative approval of the new sales registration system. Mandatory sales registration starts on January 1, 2027, with a simpler digital model, no EET requirement to print receipts and a free solution for small businesses. The Czech Republic is moving ahead with the introduction of EET 2.0, its new electronic sales... Read more

Norway requires compliant cash register software, traceable sales records and a supplier’s product declaration. A September webinar explained the roles of POS providers and retailers, the move to the renewed Altinn portal, and the separate B2B e-invoicing and digital bookkeeping deadlines. Norway’s fiscalization model places considerable responsibility on the cash register system suppl... Read more

Estonia does not require every B2B invoice to be electronic. Since July 1, 2025, a registered E-Invoice recipient may require suppliers to send a structured E-Invoice, with EN 16931 applying by default unless another format is agreed. Estonia’s current B2B E-Invoicing framework is based on buyer choice rather than a universal obligation requiring every business invoice to be issued electroni... Read more

Serbia does not require new ESIR approval merely because a retailer’s POS build number changes. Re-approval is required when the approved Serbian ESIR is affected, particularly where its functionality, fiscalization process or Fiscal Receipt output changes.  For retailers and POS providers operating one software platform across several countries, version management raises a practical qu... Read more