E-invoicing is the exchange of an electronic invoice document between a supplier and a buyer. An electronic invoice (eInvoice) is an invoice that has been issued, transmitted, and received in a structured data format which allows for its automatic and electronic processing, as defined in Directive 2014/55/EU. Although EU Member Countries must comply with the main requirements regarding eInvoicing defined on the level of the EU, every country has some specific unique rules regarding the approach to dealing with eInvoicing. The first step towards a successful implementation is learning how it works in yours.
Fiscalization is fiscal law designed to avoid retailer fraud. Fiscal law about cash registers has been introduced in countries to control the grey economy by enforcing mandatory transaction processing rules. According to fiscal law, an appropriate fiscal receipt has to be created and provided to the customer. Rules are related to the point of sales processes, and they mainly regulate B2C sales.
Source JB Fiscal Consulting
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