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MEV / SRM
TERMModule d’enregistrement des ventes / Sales Recording Module
Québec sales-recording module used in the previous mandatory-billing architecture and relevant to the transition from MEV / SRM-based operation to certified SEV / SRS designed to communicate with the MEV-WEB / WEB-SRM.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, POS Systems, Digital Tax InfrastructureTags / Context: MEV, SRM, Québec, mandatory billing, transitionPDF page: 79
MEV-WEB / WEB-SRM
TERMModule d’enregistrement des ventes WEB / WEB Sales Recording Module
Québec online sales-recording infrastructure used by certified SEV / SRS solutions to communicate transaction data to Revenu Québec under mandatory-billing measures.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, Digital Tax Infrastructure, Transaction ReportingTags / Context: MEV-WEB, WEB-SRM, Revenu Québec, transaction transmissionPDF page: 79
MF
TERMMemoria Fiscal | Fiscal Memory
Fiscal memory of a Venezuelan fiscal machine used to store fiscal information generated by the fiscal machine for fiscal control and verification.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, Fiscal Machine, Device ControlTags / Context: MF, memoria fiscal, máquina fiscal, fiscal memoryPDF page: 338
MF
TERMMinisterstwo Finansów | Ministry of Finance
Polish ministry responsible for national tax policy, KSeF, JPK structures, fiscal cash-register rules and digital tax-administration policy.
Relevance: Tax Authority, e-Invoicing, Fiscalisation, Digital Tax ServicesTags / Context: MF, Ministerstwo Finansów, KSeF, JPK, CRKPDF page: 249
MF
TERMMinisterul Finanțelor | Ministry of Finance
Romanian ministry responsible for fiscal policy, national tax digitalisation projects and the legal / administrative framework supporting ANAF electronic reporting systems.
Relevance: Tax Authority, e-Invoicing, e-Reporting, Digital Tax ServicesTags / Context: MF, Ministerul Finanțelor, ANAF, RO e-FacturaPDF page: 258
MFČR
TERMMinisterstvo financí České republiky | Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic
Czech ministry responsible for fiscal policy, tax legislation and the prepared EET 2.0 reform area.
Relevance: Ministry, Tax Policy, FiscalisationTags / Context: Ministry of Finance, EET 2.0, tax policyPDF page: 104
MFE
TERMMódulo Fiscal Eletrônico | Electronic Fiscal Module
State-specific fiscal device model associated with CF-e issuance and retail fiscalisation, notably in Ceará’s electronic fiscal coupon environment.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, Retail Fiscal Document, State-Level DeviceTags / Context: MFE, CF-e, Ceará, retail fiscalisationPDF page: 67
MFE
TERMMachine à Facturation Électronique | Electronic Invoicing Machine
Electronic invoicing machine required for issuing invoices and transmitting transaction data to OBR under Burundi’s electronic invoicing and fiscal-control framework.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, e-Invoicing, Device ControlTags / Context: MFE, Machine à Facturation Électronique, OBR, EBMS, facture électroniquePDF page: 73
Mijn Belastingdienst Zakelijk
TERMMy Business Tax Administration Portal
Belastingdienst business portal used by entrepreneurs and legal entities for business tax affairs, including VAT return filing and other tax-administration services.
Relevance: Digital Tax Services, Taxpayer Portal, VAT ReportingTags / Context: Mijn Belastingdienst Zakelijk, business portal, VAT return, BelastingdienstPDF page: 222
MIKROeRAČUN
TERMMIKROeRAČUN
Free Tax Administration application available through ePorezna, enabling eligible users to receive and fiscalise received eRačuni during 2026 and to issue and fiscalise eRačuni from 1 January 2027.
Relevance: e-Invoicing, Software, Digital Tax InfrastructureTags / Context: MIKROeRAČUN, Fiscalisation 2.0, ePorezna, eligible taxpayersPDF page: 97
