The Republic of Srpska Government adopts a new decree on activities not requiring electronic fiscal devices.

The Government of the Republic of Srpska adopted a decree on activities for which there is no obligation to record transactions via an electronic fiscal device. Activities for the performance of which there is no obligation to record turnover through an electronic fiscal device include different activities such as air transport of passengers, in the part related to international traffic, the provision of banking and insurance services, except for the activities of exchange offices and the activities of lawyers who are members of the Bar Association of the Republic of Srpska.

Also, gambling and betting activities are included in the computer system of the Ministry of Finance, and in this way, their traffic is recorded and monitored, as well as the activities of religious organizations, which will not need to use electronic fiscal devices.

The obligation to record turnover via an electronic fiscal device does not exist for the activity of selling agricultural products produced on one's family farms directly to the final consumer in the production facilities of rural and family farms or for the sale of one's own agricultural products on stalls in markets, on stalls outside markets, and in open spaces.

The exemptions outlined in the regulation are applicable solely to activities executed in a distinct manner, making it challenging to employ new electronic fiscal devices for recording. However, this does not absolve the obligation within these domains to generate invoices or other documents mandated by material regulations and diligently document all income for tax purposes, as clarified in the official press release from the Public Relations Bureau of the Government of the Republic of Srpska.