- A new Serbian ESIR approval is not required for every global POS software update; the key issue is whether the change affects the approved Serbian ESIR functionality.
- Under Serbia’s fiscalization rules, any change to an approved ESIR element that affects its functionality or the appearance of fiscal receipts generally requires a new approval request and technical review.
- New approval is expected if an update changes Serbian fiscal receipt generation/format, fiscal data sent for fiscalization, fiscal calculation, transaction logic, sales/refund/advance handling, ESIR-to-PFR communication affecting fiscalization, or adds new Serbian fiscal features.
- The Tax Administration may revoke approval if the deployed ESIR no longer matches the approved model’s fiscalization-relevant functions or is not updated to reflect changes in law or guidance.
- Therefore, only changes to the Serbian approved ESIR itself trigger re-approval; a broader enterprise POS version change alone does not automatically do so.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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