Fiscalization 2.0: Here Are Answers to Some of the Most Frequently Asked Questions!
What does Fiscalization 2.0 bring?
Two methods of fiscalization, one for end customers/consumers, the other for business entities
Receipts issued to end consumers must be fiscalized regardless of the method of payment (including payments to a transaction account under the new rules)
Mandatory exchange of invoices in electronic form (eInvoice) between business entities and fiscalization of both outgoing and incoming eInvoices
Receipts for business entities paid in cash or by card can be fiscalized in two different ways, one excluding the other
Introduction of eReporting: on the inability to send eInvoices, on the collection of issued invoices, and on the rejection of incoming invoices along with the reasons for rejection
FiskApplication – an application within the eTax system through which it will be possible to view the status of all fiscalized receipts for end consumers and all fiscalized eInvoices
The "return" of advance payment cancellation invoices
Changes to several laws and the elimination of certain forms/reports
Increased real-time oversight by the Tax Administration
Introduction of KPD classification as a mandatory eInvoice data field during fiscalization
What will happen to paper receipts?
They will become a thing of the past. According to the EU directive, member states may fully abolish the issuance of paper receipts for those subject to Fiscalization 2.0. This will significantly reduce operating costs and speed up data processing.
TI ERP has been fully integrated for years with Fina’s eInvoice system for the exchange of invoices in electronic form between business entities.
Interested users who currently do not use the TI ERP functionality for exchanging Fina eInvoices can contact TI ERP support directly at ezk@osmibit.hr for more information and an offer.
Our team is at your disposal for any information and technical support to make the transition to business operations under Fiscalization 2.0 as simple and fast as possible.
Thank you for your trust, and we look forward to successful cooperation!





