From 1 January 2026, Slovakia will fully transition to eKasa-only cash register reporting, phasing out legacy fiscal devices, formally allowing cloud-based cash registers, expanding the scope of sales subject to recording, extending online response times, preserving controlled offline reporting, and mandating QR codes on receipts for public verification.
Important notice: changes to cash register rules from 1 January 2026 in Slovakia
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Author: Nikolina Basić
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In general, changes include:
- Electronic cash registers and fiscal printers with fiscal memory will no longer be permitted.
- Retailers must use eKasa cash registers only (online, cloud-based/software, or virtual).
- Cloud-based (software) cash registers are officially allowed, reducing hardware and service requirements.
- The response time for online communication with the eKasa system is extended to 5 seconds.
- Offline sales remain possible but must be sent to the eKasa system later within statutory deadlines.
- The obligation to record sales applies to a wider range of sellers and services than before.
- Receipts must include a QR code enabling public verification of recorded sales.
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