Fiscality

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving hospitality industry, maintaining accurate and comprehensive financial records is not just a necessity; it's the backbone of successful business management. Do Your Order, a leading restaurant POS platform with

In the competitive and fast-paced U.S. hospitality sector, restaurant owners face unique financial management and tax compliance challenges. With a workforce that often includes a mix of full-time employees, part-time staff, and contractors, under

The landscape of fiscal compliance for restaurants and hospitality businesses across Europe is as diverse as the continent itself. With each country implementing its own set of rules and regulations to ensure tax compliance and reduce fraud, navi

The fiscalization landscape in Europe presents a complex array of regulations that businesses, particularly in the restaurant and hospitality sectors, must navigate to ensure compliance. These regulations vary significantly from country to country

Since 2019, Italy's fiscal landscape has witnessed a significant transformation with the Agenzia delle Entrate mandating the adoption of electronic cash registers or fiscal receipts. Despite this paradigm shift, the absence of rea

For restaurants operating in Germany, ensuring fiscal compliance is of utmost importance. The implementation of certified technical safety devices (TSE) is mandatory to comply with the German Cash Register Security Ordinance (KassenSichV). In this

In the ever-evolving landscape of the restaurant industry, innovation and compliance go hand in hand. One shining example of this synergy is "Do Your Order," a groundbreaking restaurant cloud Point-of-Sale (POS) platform that has disrupted the ind

DOYO POS is a restaurant management cloud solution which is also fiscally complaint with Veri*factu and TicketBAI

Overview of the Fiscal Landscape in Spain

The Spanish and Basque governments have ushered in a new era of fiscal compli

I recently had an experience that left me astonished. While traveling through Germany (using EUR) on my way to another Swiss city (CHF), I stopped at a restaurant. A sign at the entrance read, "No credit card accepted. Thanks for your understandin