thanks emre for your reply,
the question was not asked to you/the developers, honestly i really dont think it is your part
to make an open source product tax authority compliant!
I hoped that some users checked this already if the tax authority has any complaints against
sambapos - maybe everything is fine already!
Well - 21 cents donation is really a mess - there are up to 300 downloads for some releases...
Currently i just test and play with your software, ordered a printer to test printing and if everything
works and i can get a friend to use it i will remind him to donate for sure...
So i´m really new to POS systems and tax authority - the good (and of course bad) thing in germany
are the laws... really detailed and for everything you ever can think of there is a law.
The main part describes that the Journal/log can not be manipulated (i think by an user) and it has to
be consistently, the withdrawal of an order has to be logged and the main part is the Z-Bon, it is
the cash register receipt summation for the whole day -> they have to be consecutively numbered.
The Z-Bon has to contain the following content:
Name of the Company
Date/Time of the print
Brutto-DayIncome (divided by Taxes)
a consecutively numbered (autogenerated)
all withdrawal order
and the information that the memory has been resetted / daychange
So that´s what i know. I think some of the points are already given in sambapos
and maybe there is really one user from germany here who got some experience with
sambapos and germany tax authority.
It should not be a part of the developes as i already mentiontened.
Best regards!
-andreas