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e-pénztárgép
TERMElectronic Cash Register
Authorised technical solution used to issue electronic receipts and simplified invoices, operating under the Hungarian e-receipt framework and connected to the NAV-operated receipt infrastructure.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, e-Receipt, Electronic Cash RegisterTags / Context: e-pénztárgép, eNyugta, NAVPDF page: 150
e-Porezi
TERMe-Taxes Portal
Montenegrin electronic tax portal used for taxpayer electronic services and tax-administration processes, separate from the operational EFI fiscalisation flow.
Relevance: Digital Tax Services, Taxpayer Portal, Fiscalisation SupportTags / Context: e-Porezi, electronic tax portal, PU, EFI, taxpayer servicesPDF page: 214
E-Quitus
TERMElectronic Tax Clearance Certificate
DGI online service channel connected with electronic tax-clearance certificate procedures.
Relevance: Digital Tax Services, Tax Clearance, Online ServicesTags / Context: E-Quitus, quitus fiscal, DGI, services en lignePDF page: 202
e-Receipt
TERMElectronic Receipt
Receipt issued, delivered, stored or made available electronically as evidence of a retail or consumer transaction.
Relevance: Fiscalisation, Digital Receipt, RetailTags / Context: e-receipt, electronic receipt, digital receipt, customer receiptPDF page: 20
e-Rechnung.gv.at
TERMe-Rechnung.gv.at
Austrian federal e-invoicing platform and data-transfer method used for submitting structured electronic invoices to the public sector and other supported invoice recipients.
Relevance: e-Invoicing, Digital Tax Infrastructure, B2GTags / Context: e-Rechnung.gv.at, public sector, invoice submission, USP, PeppolPDF page: 43
e-rēķins
TERMElectronic Invoice
Latvian structured electronic invoice concept referring to an invoice prepared in a machine-readable data format that can be automatically read, processed and paid in accounting systems.
Relevance: e-Invoicing, Structured Invoice, Digital Tax ReportingTags / Context: e-rēķins, structured electronic invoice, e-Adrese, Latvija.gov.lvPDF page: 186
e-rēķinu operators
TERME-Invoice Operator
Operator or service participant supporting e-rēķinu circulation, delivery or data submission in Latvia’s structured e-invoice environment.
Relevance: e-Invoicing, Service Provider, Digital Document ExchangeTags / Context: e-rēķinu operators, pakalpojuma sniedzējs, e-Adrese, VIDPDF page: 186
e-rēķinu pakalpojuma sniedzējs
TERME-Invoice Service Provider
Service provider offering e-rēķinu creation, validation, sending or circulation services, including paid services referenced in VID preparation materials.
Relevance: e-Invoicing, Service Provider, Digital Document ExchangeTags / Context: e-rēķinu pakalpojuma sniedzēji, service provider, e-Adrese, e-rēķinsPDF page: 186
e-Reporting
TERMElectronic Reporting
Electronic transmission of transaction, invoice, VAT, payment or fiscal data to a tax authority or public platform.
Relevance: e-Reporting, Fiscal Reporting, Digital Tax ServicesTags / Context: e-reporting, transaction reporting, VAT reporting, tax reportingPDF page: 20
e-reporting de paiement
TERMPayment e-Reporting
French reform obligation for electronic transmission of payment or collection data for operations where VAT becomes chargeable on payment, especially services.
Relevance: e-Reporting, Payment Reporting, VAT ReportingTags / Context: e-reporting de paiement, payment data, collection data, Article 290 A CGI, servicesPDF page: 127