- Any company collecting cash or card payments from individuals must use an electronic fiscal cash register, regardless of transaction frequency.
- The only exemption is if all payments and receipts are made exclusively via bank transfers; in this case, no cash register is required.
- Accepting card payments via POS terminals is a separate legal obligation for certain entities, independent of the cash register requirement.
- B2B transactions (with legal entities only) do not require a fiscal cash register; invoices and receipts suffice.
- Occasional cash or card receipts from individuals trigger the obligation and potential penalties if not compliant.
Source: teaha.ro
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