Sweden has a hardware-based fiscalization system, meaning that the cash register is the main fiscal device used for capturing sales transactions. There are more regulations on this topic. We also need to mention the control unit device, which is also a mandatory part of the fiscalization system in Sweden. However, for certain businesses or sectors, there is an exemption from the obligation to use and install cash registers. But it is important to state that more regulations need to be analyzed in detail because, for example, there are defined rules in terms of what is considered under certain activities, whether it is necessary to fulfill certain conditions to be exempted from the obligation to use cash registers, etc.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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