- A new procedure allows uninterrupted issuing of fiscal receipts when electronic fiscal devices (EFU) malfunction.
- A temporary security element (SE) is provided for up to 15 days to affected points of sale.
- The cashier reports the malfunction, and the operator requests and installs the temporary SE from the Tax Administration.
- The taxpayer must request revocation of the faulty SE and a new smart card by the next working day; the new card is delivered within 7 days and installed within 15 days.
- This process ensures compliance with regulations and continuity of fiscal operations.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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