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The Republic of Srpska became a fiscal country in 2007, by combining hardware and software fiscalization model. The convertible mark (KM) is the currency of the Republic of Srpska.

Republic of Srpska

According to the updated fiscal regulations in the Republic of Srpska, every retail store is obliged to record each individual turnover using certified electronic fiscal devices. This obligation applies to all forms of payment recognized by the new Law and every store must be officially registered with the Tax Administration through an electronic process, which results in the generation of a unique identifier for each business location. Additionally, the new law mandates that each POS (Point of Sale) application and its components—both software and hardware—must undergo a strict certification process before being used in practice.

Type of fiscalization: Hardware/ software

The fiscal framework in the Republic of Srpska defines the core fiscal documents and receipt types, with fiscal receipts issued via certified fiscal devices, fixed receipt layouts, mandatory VAT-inclusive pricing, and clearly defined item, tax, and payment data. Retail transactions must be recorded through approved fiscal systems using supported payment media, while item handling, tax rate application, and receipt content are strictly regulated, including limits on discounts and rules for returns and voids. Day-to-day POS operations also cover initial cash handling, item returns, reporting obligations, and other standardized business processes to ensure proper recording and control of taxable turnover

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Retailers must register every fiscalized sales location in Republic of Srpska before starting sales - regardless of store type

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The Republic of Srpska introduces a procedure for Fiscal device malfunctions

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Republic of Srpska | 29.04.2026. 09:16H | Author: Nikolina Basić

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Regulation Amending the Approval, Use, and Register of Electronic Fiscal Device Elements Published in the Republic of Srpska

The Tax Administration of the Republic of Srpska has amended its electronic fiscalization framework, effective April 8, 2026, to improve system reliability and business continuity.