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Community Day is TODAY! The day we’ve been preparing for is here, and we’re excited to welcome our customers, partners a...
15/10/2026

Community Day is TODAY!

The day we’ve been preparing for is here, and we’re excited to welcome our customers, partners and colleagues to Mona Plaza in Belgrade.

Today, the experts you’ve met through our posts will share their knowledge, and we’ll hear from the people working through these challenges in different markets every day.

If a topic raises a question, ask it. If someone shares an experience that sounds familiar, keep the conversation going. That exchange is a big part of why we bring our community together.

To everyone joining us, thank you for making the trip and taking the time to be here. We hope you leave with useful ideas, a few new connections and plenty to discuss with your team.

Welcome to Community Day 2026. Let’s get started!

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EET 2.0 Fiscalization in the Czech Republic: Tax Administration Clarifies the “Pilot Period” for the First Month of Mand...
14/10/2026

EET 2.0 Fiscalization in the Czech Republic: Tax Administration Clarifies the “Pilot Period” for the First Month of Mandatory Fiscalization

The Czech Republic’s January EET 2.0 pilot involves real sales from 1 January 2027. Retailers and POS providers should therefore plan to be ready for production by that date, rather than February.

Following the President’s signing of the legislation in September, the Financial Administration’s timetable sets the start of regular operation for 1 January. Fiscal Solutions’ direct correspondence with the tax authority clarifies that January already constitutes standard sales registration.

The pilot concerns how the system works in practice and how initial problems are handled; it does not turn mandatory sales reporting into voluntary testing.

For businesses planning their rollout, this means having the required POS certificates, configured registration units and a solution capable of sending correct sales data to the production environment.

DIS+ functionality for registration units and certificates is scheduled to become available on 1 November 2026, followed by the MOJE EET application for smaller businesses on 1 December. Developers already have access to the Playground testing environment.

Treating January as another test month would leave implementation unfinished when real sales must be transmitted. The authority indicated that it would focus on resolving genuine errors where businesses identify and correct them without any apparent intent to avoid reporting. This is not a blanket penalty exemption.

Retailers and POS providers should complete integration testing before January, verify production communication and error handling, and document technical problems and corrective action during live operation.

https://www.fiscal-requirements.com/news/6044-eet-20-fiscalization-in-the-czech-republic-tax-administration-clarifies-the-pilot-period-for-the-first-month-of-the-mandatory-implementation-of-fiscalization?country_id=36



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Tomorrow, the conversations we’ve been planning for finally get to happen!Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared the topi...
14/10/2026

Tomorrow, the conversations we’ve been planning for finally get to happen!

Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared the topics, introduced the speakers and given you a glimpse of the preparations. Tomorrow, we get to welcome the people who make Community Day worth organizing.

Customers, partners and colleagues will join us in Belgrade, each bringing their own experience, questions and perspective on fiscalization and retail technology.

We’ll talk about changes across markets, global e-invoicing, and the challenges we encounter in our everyday work.

We’re also looking forward to catching up with familiar faces, meeting new people and hearing what’s been happening on your side of the industry.

See you tomorrow at Community Day!

📅15 October 2026

📍Mona Plaza Hotel, Belgrade

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Two days to go. Still time to join us.If you’ve been considering coming to Fiscal Solutions Community Day 2026, now is t...
13/10/2026

Two days to go. Still time to join us.
If you’ve been considering coming to Fiscal Solutions Community Day 2026, now is the time to make plans.

On 15 October, we’re bringing customers, partners and colleagues together in Belgrade to discuss the questions that come up when fiscal requirements meet everyday retail operations.

The full agenda is available, and there’s plenty to explore: New Czech fiscalization, developments in France and Germany, global e-invoicing with Avalara, the latest Fiscal Portal features, and news from across the market.

Our Challenges of POS Globalization panel discussion will bring METRO, Tata Consultancy Services and Fiscal Solutions into one discussion to share their experience from different sides of a global POS rollout.

Take a look at the programme and think about the questions you’d like to bring. There will also be time for expert consultations, catching up with familiar faces and meeting people facing similar challenges.

Explore the full agenda and register:
https://communityday2026.com/

📅 15 October 2026
📍 Mona Plaza Hotel, Belgrade

We are looking forward to seeing you on Community Day!

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Community Day 2026 — Fiscal Solutions
Third edition · 15 October 2026 · Belgrade, Serbia. Let's shape the future together.

12/10/2026

CHALLENGES OF POS GLOBALIZATION

How do you roll out a global POS solution when every market comes with its own requirements?

The technology is only part of the challenge. Fiscal requirements, local regulations, business processes and organizational structures all affect how a rollout works in practice.

At Fiscal Solutions Community Day 2026, we’re bringing together a global retailer, a global retail technology provider and a fiscal compliance specialist to discuss what it takes to make these projects work across markets.

Meet our panelists:

- Irina Poiana – METRO AG
Global Platform Lead, Customer Invoice and Payment

- Srjana Balraj – Tata Consultancy Services
Global Head – TCS OmniStore

- Milan Lazarević – Fiscal Solutions
General Manager

How do you balance global standards with local requirements? Who is responsible for compliance, risk and governance? And how do you keep teams across markets aligned throughout the rollout?

These questions will guide a discussion drawing on experience in global retail operations, technology delivery and fiscal compliance.

📅 15 October 2026
📍 Mona Plaza Hotel, Belgrade

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The most expensive sentence in a global project may be: “We thought your team was handling that.”A retailer assumes the ...
10/10/2026

The most expensive sentence in a global project may be: “We thought your team was handling that.”

A retailer assumes the vendor understands the local requirement. The vendor waits for a final decision. The compliance team believes the technical conversation has already happened.

Everyone is working on the same project, but not always having the same conversation.

Community Day was created to change that.

In this Retail Talks special, Kristina Aksin, Darko Pavic and Marko Bogdanović looked beyond the agenda and have discussed why retailers, POS vendors and compliance specialists need to sit at the same table.

Because the best conversations usually begin where the presentation ends.

They also talked about global POS rollouts, fiscalization, e-invoicing, AI and the questions behind the Challenges of POS Globalization panel with METRO, TCS and Fiscal Solutions.

What is one question you think retailers and technology providers should be discussing together?

Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts:
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/22m7QhkkW1gp2FtYkcI1PT?si=EVXwQUKSS32q_PlWUoH6zQ
🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/what-retailers-and-pos-vendors-need-to-discuss-together/id1896752045?i=1000793670904



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France: Connecting a platform is only part of the jobFor French retailers already required to report sales to consumers,...
09/10/2026

France: Connecting a platform is only part of the job

For French retailers already required to report sales to consumers, daily sales figures need to reach an approved platform on time. That includes sales made while a store’s checkout system was offline.

France’s reform started on 1 September 2026. All companies must now be able to receive electronic invoices. Large and mid-sized companies must also issue them, while small and micro-enterprises will follow on 1 September 2027.

Reporting consumer sales is a separate requirement. Retailers submit daily totals by type of transaction and VAT rate, without sending individual customers’ details.

How those figures are collected depends on the platform. Some providers want the retailer to combine sales from its stores and sales channels into a single report for each company and reporting period. Others accept daily files or individual sales records and do that work themselves. Retailers need to know what their provider expects before setting up the connection.

Sending a file does not necessarily mean it has been accepted. Further checks may uncover errors, so someone needs to track the report’s status and correct any rejected data. Sales recorded offline and sent later must also be included within the required reporting period.

Price is another point to check carefully. Providers may charge differently depending on the amount of data submitted, and their commitments on system updates and service availability can vary.

Before choosing a platform, check its official registration status and agree on who will combine the sales figures, submit reports and handle corrections or delayed data. These details will determine how much work your team still needs to do.

https://www.fiscal-requirements.com/news/6014-choosing-an-approved-platform-plateforme-agre-for-french-b2c-e-reporting-pricing-models-technical-requirements-and-key-differences?country_id=7



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09/10/2026

Community Day is just around the corner… and our team has a few words for you.

One sentence each. Plenty to look forward to.

See you on October 15!

Slovakia: An emailed PDF will no longer be enoughFrom 1 January 2027, an emailed PDF will not meet Slovakia’s new electr...
08/10/2026

Slovakia: An emailed PDF will no longer be enough

From 1 January 2027, an emailed PDF will not meet Slovakia’s new electronic invoicing requirements. Businesses covered by the rules will need to issue invoices in a structured format that the recipient’s system can read and process automatically.

The law has already been adopted under Act No. 385/2025 Coll. It applies to specified domestic transactions by Slovak businesses registered for VAT under Sections 4, 4b or 4c, including covered sales to other businesses and public bodies. The requirement to receive these invoices applies more broadly and includes some organisations that are not registered for VAT.

Invoices will generally be sent through certified delivery providers, known as “digital postmen”, using the Peppol network. However, another transmission method may be used if agreed with the recipient. The required invoice data will also be sent to the Financial Administration, but the authority will not approve each invoice before it is issued or delivered.

For retailers, preparation starts with the information entered at the checkout or in the invoicing system. Customer details and VAT information need to be carried through correctly to the electronic invoice. Teams also need to check how they will correct an invoice, handle a failed delivery and keep the required records. A delivery provider cannot make up for missing or incorrect information.

Some changes are still being proposed. Amendment LP/2026/282 would postpone buyer-side reporting until 1 July 2030 and provide relief for certain failures during the first six months of 2027. It has not yet been adopted and would leave the main January obligations for issuing and receiving invoices, as well as supplier reporting, in place.

Ordinary domestic invoices issued to consumers are outside this mandate. Slovakia’s eKasa rules for recording sales continue separately.
Retailers should identify the invoices affected, choose a certified provider and test the process from invoice creation through to delivery, correction and storage.

The adopted deadline remains 1 January 2027, so preparations need to continue while the proposed changes are being considered.

https://www.fiscal-requirements.com/news/6025-slovakia-efaktra-2027-what-businesses-need-to-prepare-for-mandatory-b2b-and-b2g-e-invoicing?country_id=9



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"The value of fiscalization knowledge rises as the regulatory model becomes more connected, more technical, and more dif...
07/10/2026

"The value of fiscalization knowledge rises as the regulatory model becomes more connected, more technical, and more difficult to maintain locally.“

Understanding the rules in one country is demanding enough. What happens when your business operates across several markets?
That is the wider picture Darko Pavić is exploring in his new book "The Global Fiscalization Atlas"

Subscribe to his newsletter and find out first when the book drops on Amazon!
https://substack.com/

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