Each ESIR and/ or L-PFR must go through an approval process conducted by the Tax Administration. Also, each ESIR and/ or L-PFR that the taxpayer develops independently for its own needs, must go through an approval process conducted by the Tax Administration.
The approval process begins with the registration of suppliers in the development environment for suppliers, on the portal of the Tax Administration.
In the following, we unveil the necessary steps.
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New document was uploaded: Certification procedure for ESIR or L-PFR
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