- Starting January 1, 2026, Slovakia will fully implement eKasa cash register reporting, discontinuing the use of legacy fiscal devices and mandating that retailers utilize only eKasa cash registers, which can be online, cloud-based, or virtual.
- The new regulations allow cloud-based cash registers, reducing the need for physical hardware and services, while extending online response times to 5 seconds for communication with the eKasa system.
- The scope of sales required to be recorded has expanded, and receipts must now include QR codes for public verification of recorded sales, while offline sales are still permitted with the requirement to report to the eKasa system within statutory deadlines.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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