One of the aspects of fiscalization in Belgium is the treatment of discounts, which, if used, are considered a mandatory element of the fiscal receipt.
Discounts can be applied per item or on the entire receipt, and they can be expressed as a percentage, a value, or a price reduction. Discounts can also be offered through discount cards sold to consumers, which entitle them to purchase under preferential conditions.
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Requirements and types of discounts in the current fiscal system of Belgium
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Author: Kristina Dosen
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