Fiscalization has transformed from a compliance tool reliant on hardware to dynamic, software-driven platforms linking businesses and tax authorities. The webinar was presented by Dušan Bučevac, Sales Manager at Fiscal Solutions, who covered crucial fiscalization milestones and explained how real-time data has reshaped compliance, transparency, and business decision-making. Read more

Albania is requiring transport and accommodation businesses to install POS terminals for card payments, with wider application to all businesses expected by the end of 2026. Transport operators are asking for more time due to costs, lack of fiscalized ticketing infrastructure, and unclear implementation rules, while accommodation providers are more willing to comply but may transfer payment costs... Read more

POS card payments on public buses remain uncertain due to high bank fees, POS costs, and the lack of internet connectivity on buses. Banks have confirmed card commissions and related fees, while operators are seeking talks with state institutions and the Municipality of Tirana on possible cost coverage. The main obstacles are the additional costs linked to bank commissions, POS terminal installati... Read more

Albania reminded foreign digital service providers that sales of digital services to non-VAT-registered customers in Albania are subject to local VAT rules. Such providers must appoint a tax representative, register for VAT, charge 20% VAT, and pay it through the representative. For supplies to VAT-registered Albanian businesses, VAT is handled by the local recipient through reverse charge. The no... Read more

Businesses must enable cashless payments by May 30, 2026, to enhance transaction efficiency and transparency. Businesses and public entities subject to the new cashless payment requirement have 27 days left to comply with the obligation to enable cashless payments through POS/POI devices at sales points. The requirement applies to accommodation structures, transport service providers, and state-o... Read more

Law No. 79/2025 introduces stricter fiscalization and electronic payment requirements for coastal businesses, mandating POS terminals and setting limits on cash transactions to encourage card or bank payments above defined thresholds. The measure aims to modernize the tourism sector, reduce reliance on cash, and ensure smoother and more transparent transactions, especially ahead of the summer seas... Read more