- The Bijeljina Regional Chamber of Commerce is urging changes to stop Electronic Fiscal Devices from being blocked without prior notice to businesses.
- It says blocks often happen بسبب unpaid amounts that may already be paid, incorrectly recorded, or caused by administrative errors.
- The Chamber warns that blocking a device can halt operations, prevent issuing receipts, and cause major financial losses.
- It proposes mandatory warnings, disclosure of the debt and legal basis, and a reasonable time for businesses to verify and resolve the issue first.
- The goal is to better balance tax collection with business certainty, but no timeline or further details are currently known.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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