The Czech Republic is set to implement EET 2.0, affecting retailers, POS vendors, and software providers. The Forum will discuss legal aspects, covering regulations, implementation timeline, fiscalization requirements, registration, transaction types, and audits. The technical section will explore practical fiscalization, comparing EET 1.0 and EET 2.0, while addressing challenges like certificates... Read more

The Czech Republic is set to implement EET 2.0, affecting retailers, POS vendors, and software providers. The Forum will discuss legal aspects, covering regulations, implementation timeline, fiscalization requirements, registration, transaction types, and audits. The technical section will explore practical fiscalization, comparing EET 1.0 and EET 2.0, while address... Read more

In this overview, we present the basics of South Korea: a non-fiscal country with no mandatory POS certification, fiscal hardware requirements, or real-time tax authority approval for ordinary retail transactions.

The Q&A document is an essential resource that provides clear answers to the most frequently asked questions in retail. It saves valuable time by consolidating complex information into a practical and accessible format. Prepared by our team of experienced experts, it addresses key issues such as document types, business processes, laws, etc.

The document serves as a legal and operational guide for retail, VAT, and compliance in South Korea. It covers regulatory details, VAT rules, reporting obligations, retail processes, and business registration, etc.

The purpose of this document is to emphasize the most important characteristics and requirements regarding receipts, invoices, return policies, online sales, record keeping, cash registers, VAT recording, penalties and store registration in the system of South Korea.

This document is a comprehensive legal and technical guide explaining the electronic invoicing system in South Korea. It focuses on the mandatory electronic tax invoicing requirements.

This document serves as a guide on South Korea payment methods, covering common customer payment options, legal obligations under consumer law, and practical rules for in-person and online transactions.

South Korea’s Corporate Tax Act regulates corporate income taxation, including taxpayers, taxable income, deductions, tax reporting, payments, and penalties.