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The registration will be done through the “My Elster” online platform and the ERIC interface. The service will be available from January 1, 2025, when businesses will be able to access the registration procedure as stipulated in Section 146a Paragraph 4 of the AO.
Deadline for Existing Systems: Businesses that have acquired electronic recording systems before July 1, 2025, must submit their notifications by July 31, 2025. For businesses that have acquired their systems after July 1st 2025, the systems need to be reported within a month of acquisition.
The BMF letter also extends the notification obligation to include EU taximeters and odometers.
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Already subscriber? LoginReminder: All cash registers in Germany must be reported to the tax authorities by July 31, 2025.

All businesses in Germany using or maintaining electronic cash registers must report them to their local tax office by July 31, 2025, under new obligations from Section 146a(4) of the Fiscal Code. This applies to retailers, hospitality businesses, and others using devices like POS systems or electronic scales with register functions. Read more
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Germany is consolidating its two federal B2G e-invoicing platforms—ZRE and OZG-RE—into a single system, with OZG-RE becoming the centralized portal for all federal invoice submissions. This long-overdue merger eliminates redundant infrastructure, reduces administrative costs, and simplifies the process for suppliers by resolving inefficiencies caused by the previous dual-platform setup. To improve... Read more
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