- EET 2.0, launching in 2027, will require electronic recording of cash sales, aiming for a simpler, fully digital, and less burdensome system, especially for small businesses.
- The new system seeks to correct EET 1.0’s mistakes by ensuring legal certainty, functional digital tools, and targeted sector focus, with broad political and expert input.
- Real simplification, sector targeting, and a secure, free state mobile app are key features, with data use limited to the law’s purpose.
- Risks include potential labor shortages as older entrepreneurs may retire rather than adapt, and the lack of early consultation with the Financial Administration could repeat past errors.
- Details on implementation remain unclear, but success depends on data-driven decisions, proper legislative process, and meaningful public and expert consultation.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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