- Introduction of electronic fiscalization system in Montenegro has positive effects
- Benefits include increase in public revenues, suppression of gray economy, transparency of tax system, and inspection supervision
- Study shows real-time data will lead to better monitoring of taxpayers and more effective detection of gray economy
- Positive effects include increasing public revenues, reducing unregistered traffic, improving inspection services, and providing insight into validity of tax returns and fiscal receipts
- System is based on principles of registering fiscal receipts in central system, ensuring security and reliability of data through encryption and authentication certificates.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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