- Businesses in Croatia face technical issues with Fiscalization 2.0, including device failures and receipt issuing problems.
- If electronic devices fail, businesses must use verified bound receipt books and submit receipt data within five days, adding JIRs manually.
- Regulatory framework effective from September 1, 2025, but real-time fiscalization issues persist.
- Common issue is loss of connection with the central Fiscalization System.
- During connection loss, receipts must include all legal elements except JIRs, and data must be submitted within two days once reconnected.
- Complete device failure requires issuing physical receipts and submitting data within five days.
- Bound receipt books need verification at the Tax Administration office until December 31, 2025, and through ePorezna from January 1, 2026.
- Protocol applies to equipment replacement, third-party connection failures, and other uncontrollable reasons.
- Remote areas can use bound receipt books with proof of connection unavailability from HAKOM, valid for one year.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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