The Serbian Tax Authority has published another version of The Technical Guideline for the Administrative and Technical Overview of Functionalities (ESIR or L-PFR). This is the version noted as 1.17 and has been published in the Technical Guides section of the Tax Authorities' official website as the latest version of this technical specification for ESIR and L-PFR in Serbian e-fiscalization.
Another version of Technical Guidelines for ESIR and LPFR 1.17 is published in Serbia.
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Author: Tara Nedeljkovic
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The new 1.17 version brings additions regarding chapter 9.8, which covers the area of receipts with customer identification and is a part of this document. The change concerns adding new unique information that needs to be used in the case of receipts for turnover concerning buildings, economically divisible units within buildings, and ownership shares in those goods. New identifications concern: field name for such items/goods and data for quantity field. These updates are added as a part of The Codebook for identification of what the purpose of issuing receipts is in certain specific cases.
The mentioned latest version of the Technical Guidelines can be found on the following link: https://purs.gov.rs/eFiskalizacija/tehnicki-vodic.html.
Furthermore, versions, both in Serbian and in English, can be found on our portal.
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