The 3rd Annual Community Day on October 15, 2026, at Mona Plaza Belgrade focuses on fiscalization. No sales pitches or commercial agendas allowed. We are pleased to announce Community Day 2026! This is the 3rd annual edition of our community event. 📅 October 15, 2026📍 Mona Plaza Belgrade A unique gathering for the fiscalization and retail technology community. Focused on knowledge sharing, i... Read more

Croatia’s consultation on draft VAT amendments is open until August 30, 2026. The proposal mainly implements ViDA changes to OSS/IOSS, cross-border B2C sales, online platforms, and intra-EU transfers of own goods. Affected businesses should review their VAT and e-commerce processes and submit comments. Croatia’s public consultation on the Draft Proposal for Amendments to the Value Adde... Read more

A fiscal transaction counter sounds simple—until it meets the reality of modern retail. POS systems often count much more than sales, creating gaps that can become a serious problem for tax authorities. Add cloud POS, e-commerce, offline operation, retries and multiple checkout channels, and a simple sequence of numbers quickly becomes a complex compliance architecture challenge. A simple se... Read more

Croatia's Tax Authority will replace the Fiskalcis application certificate on September 8, 2026; businesses must update devices beforehand to avoid issues. Croatia’s Tax Authority has announced that its Fiskalcis application certificate used in the final-consumption fiscalization system will be replaced on September 8, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. The Fiskalcis certificate is used by the Tax Authority... Read more

The Croatian Tax Authority clarifies that payment via a delivery company is treated as cash or card. Sellers must choose between issuing a fiscalized invoice or an e-invoice, not both. The Croatian Tax Authority has clarified how invoices should be handled when goods are delivered to a business customer and payment is collected by a delivery company. When the customer pays the courier in cash or... Read more

Croatia’s Tax Authority mandates that e-Invoices in foreign currencies must be converted to euros, using the Croatian National Bank’s exchange rate, for fiscalization reporting. Croatia’s Tax Authority has clarified how e-Invoices issued in foreign currencies must be handled under the fiscalization system. Although an invoice may commercially be agreed in a foreign currency, suc... Read more