In specific cases, the identity of the taxpayer who committed the offense shall be made public. Let's find out when. When one of the following occurs, the taxpayer's identity who committed the offense shall be made public: If the taxpayer fails to install the fiscal equipment or systems to monitor turnover, If, upon the first verification, it appears that the taxpayer still continues to not in... Read more

On April 5, 2023, Fiscal Solutions organized a free webinar on the topic of „New regulations around e-receipts in European countries“. The webinar was held by Mitul Jain, CEO and co-founder at Refive, and Nikolina Basić, Legal Consultant at Fiscal Solutions. This webinar introduces to the specific regulations in various European countries when it comes to e-receipts. Read more

Law No. 92/2014 "On Electronic Invoicing in the Republic of Albania" governs e-invoicing in Albania. In order to cut expenses, boost productivity, and enhance tax compliance, the law lays forth guidelines and practices for the use of electronic invoicing. The steps involved in e-invoicing in Albania are as follows: The seller uses their accounting software or an e-invoicing platform to create a... Read more

On March 15, 2023, Fiscal Solutions organized a free webinar on the topic of „Meet Fiscal Solutions – What is our core business?“. The webinar was held by Danilo Krstonijević, Account Manager at Fiscal Solutions. This webinar introduces us as an IT specialist for fiscalization and explains in detail what we do. Read more

Whoever changes the payment list declaration and cancels the sales invoices without having the change reflected in the purchase books will be prosecuted. Following an investigation, the Tax Administration issued a notice to all taxpayers informing them of the existence of two high-risk phenomena, as follows. Taxpayers who make changes by lowering the payroll statement, in order to avoid paying... Read more

The Albanian government has published Law No. 83 of 2022, which contains amendments to the Law on Tax Procedures. The law entered into force on January 1, 2023. The new tax penalties are one of the changes made by this law. Taxpayers who fail to keep accurate books, records, and documentation as required by law face a fine of ALL $ 10,000 as natural persons and ALL $ 50,000 as legal persons. Nex... Read more