- Sales without a fee in Serbia must be recorded in the fiscalization system.
- These transactions are treated as taxable sales under VAT Law and Regulation.
- They are recorded separately using an electronic fiscal device.
- Specific elements must be included on the fiscal receipt.
- Examples include goods given free when input VAT was deducted and services provided free not for business purposes.
- Fiscal receipt rules require entering 00 before the item name and selecting a non-cash payment method.
- The receipt must indicate it is a free-of-charge sale.
- Gifts of lesser value and business samples do not require fiscal recording.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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