- Danish businesses using electronic cash register systems must comply with the SAF-T Cash Register standard for exporting data in XML format
- SAF-T Cash Register contains journal data from cash register systems, including sales transactions, payments, discounts, returns, corrections, and cancellations
- The standard requires digital signatures for transactions to ensure data integrity and authenticity
- It is compatible with the SAF-T Financial format for exporting general ledger and customer/supplier data
- The standard serves as an export format for cash register data, a format for moving data between cash register systems or software, and a format for moving data to other financial systems
- It makes it easier for businesses to submit cash register data to public authorities and perform internal audits
- System suppliers must adjust their cash register systems to support the SAF-T Cash Register standard
- The Danish Tax Administration provides documentation and guidance for implementing the standard.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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