- Slovakia is developing a state-controlled QR payment system with the Slovak University of Technology.
- The system aims to lower merchant costs and reduce reliance on private payment providers.
- It will support real-time tax monitoring and transparency.
- Expected savings for businesses range from hundreds to millions of euros annually.
- The system will likely become a mandatory payment option for merchants.
- The initiative excludes commercial third-party involvement, ensuring a state-managed solution.
- Financial benefits include significant cost savings for small businesses, restaurants, hotels, and large retail chains.
- Merchants will probably be required to offer QR code cashless transactions.
- The system aims to enhance tax collection and transparency in business transactions.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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