- Germany requires certified technical security devices for electronic recording systems.
- Data must be accessible to tax authorities through a digital interface defined by DSFinV-K.
- DSFinV-K standardizes data structure from cash register systems.
- Objectives include uniform data provision, outsourcing to archive systems, and simplified verification.
- DSFinV-K defines a set of files cash registers must produce.
- Selective data import is sufficient for audits.
- Data is stored in individual records divided into Bonpos and Bonkopf.
- Additional files include Bonpos_Pricing, Bonpos_Additional info, Bonkopf_Payment_Types, Bonkopf_References, TSE_Transactions, Master_VAT, Master_TSE, Z_PaymentType, Z_Currencies.
Source: jbfiscalconsulting.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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