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The fiscalization system in Slovakia is a specific mix of the fiscalization requirements in relation to hardware devices and software solutions. It is obligatory to use certificated fiscal devices, as well as to establish an obligatory online connection of all cash registers to the eKasa system. The country adopted the euro (€) on 1 January 2009.

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The core feature of the fiscalization process is the real-time transmission of transaction data to the Tax Authority and the authorization of each individual transaction.

Type of fiscalization: Hardware/Software

Slovakia introduced mandatory fiscalization gradually from 2019, requiring all retailers to use electronic cash registers connected online to the Financial Administration, with every transaction reported and authorized in real time via the e-Kasa system. The framework defines who is subject to fiscalization, the types of permitted cash registers (electronic, POS with fiscal printer, online and virtual cash registers), and establishes e-Kasa as the central system that assigns unique receipt identifiers and manages real-time responses, including offline and timeout rules. It also sets strict technical and certification requirements for cash registers and POS solutions, including certification by authorities, protected data storage, internet connectivity, and defined procedures for exemptions and delayed data transmission 

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The "Hot Summer 5" campaign targets high-risk businesses to ensure proper sales registration, raise awareness, and promote voluntary compliance in combating tax evasion.
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Fiscalization has transformed from a compliance tool reliant on hardware to dynamic, software-driven platforms linking businesses and tax authorities. The webinar was presented by Dušan Bučevac, Sales Manager at Fiscal Solutions, who covered crucial fiscalization milestones and explained how real-time data has reshaped compliance, transparency, and business decision-making.
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The Slovak Ministry of Finance announced a three-month penalty-free grace period for e-invoicing, delaying purchase invoice reporting to July 1, 2030, enabling better business adaptation.
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Slovakia has launched an eInvoice portal service allowing entrepreneurs to quickly select a certified “digital postman” provider, verify their identity, and connect to the Peppol network for electronic invoicing.
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Slovakia is considering a VAT Act amendment that would remove received-invoice reporting during the 2027–2030 transitional period, while keeping the mandatory e-invoicing go-live date set for 1 July 2030.
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Slovakia is preparing for voluntary e-invoicing registration ahead of the 2027 mandate, with authorities emphasizing easier compliance, reduced paperwork, and support for businesses. The latest FAQ also clarifies key rules on scope, XML archiving, alternative delivery channels, provider obligations, and corrective invoices.
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