- The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is updating its fiscal system with a new draft law aimed at modernizing financial transactions
- The current fiscal system has been in place since 2010/2011, governed by the Law on Fiscal Systems adopted in 2009
- The new draft law includes the introduction of new fiscal devices, electronic invoices, and expanded taxpayer obligations
- A central system for real-time reporting to the Tax Administration is a key feature of the proposed changes
- The draft law is currently undergoing parliamentary procedures and is expected to be finalized by early 2025
- Post-law adoption, the first by-laws and the official deadlines for transitioning to the new system are anticipated
- The new fiscalization system will broaden the scope of entities required to issue fiscal receipts and enhance transaction monitoring
- Innovations in the draft law include new rules for fiscal receipts and the introduction of electronic invoices as a new document type
- The government acknowledges limitations in the existing legal framework and aims to address these through the new law
- Details on the transition process and deadlines will be clearer once the law is adopted and the first by-laws are established
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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