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Firstly, you will need a PC,an integratedan integrated an integrated POS (point-of-sale) system,system,system, ora compatiblea compatible a compatible mobile device.
Secondly, a reliable internet connection is essential for your PC, POS system, or mobile device. In the event of an internet outage, you can still issue receipts, but you must report these receipts to the tax authority within two days. Strict adherence to this reporting requirement is crucial. The cash register has to be set up and be able to communicate with the authority in real-time.
The last element needed is the digital certificate, issued by FINA (Financial Agency), which is a digital certificate that verifies your company's identity. The certificate is valid for five years. Once obtained, a single digital certificate can be used for multiple POSs within the same business.
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