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A common language for fiscalisation, digital tax control, e-invoicing and e-reporting — built to make cross-jurisdiction discussion clearer and more precise.

Different jurisdictions use different terms for similar concepts. The GFTR brings clarity by providing consistent, evidence-based definitions and jurisdictional context — helping governments, tax authorities, businesses and technology providers communicate more effectively.
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Nuotolinių apskaitos paslaugų smulkiajam verslui posistemis | Remote Accounting Services Subsystem for Small Business
Išmaniųjų elektroninių kasos aparatų posistemis | Smart Electronic Cash Register Subsystem
Išmanioji mokesčių administravimo sistema | Smart Tax Administration System
Išmaniosios mokesčių administravimo sistemos elektroninių sąskaitų faktūrų posistemis | Electronic Invoice Subsystem of the Smart Tax Administration System
Standartizuotų apskaitos duomenų kaupimo ir tvarkymo posistemis | Standardised Accounting Data Collection and Processing Subsystem
Išmaniosios mokesčių administravimo sistemos elektroninių važtaraščių posistemis | Electronic Consignment Note Subsystem of the Smart Tax Administration System
Turgavietės e. žurnalas | Marketplace Electronic Journal
Ανεξάρτητη Αρχή Δημοσίων Εσόδων | Independent Authority for Public Revenue
Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística | Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics
Useful for teams shaping fiscal policy, compliance architecture and regulatory communication.
Supports shared interpretation across product, compliance, implementation and commercial teams.
Provides a reference point for comparative work, evidence synthesis and terminology alignment.
Helps explain country-specific language and reduce ambiguity in cross-border discussions.
Supports consistent understanding across different regulatory frameworks.
Helps align discussions between governments, tax authorities and the private sector.
Built from real-world systems and authoritative sources across jurisdictions.
Regularly updated to reflect ongoing regulatory developments and emerging practices.