The Tax Administration of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has completed a preliminary market consultation for an electronic fiscalization system as preparations continue for implementing the Law on Fiscalization of Transactions before the August 2026 bylaw deadline.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) is continuing preparations for its new fiscalization framework ahead of the August 2026 deadline for issuing implementing bylaws under the Law on Fiscalization of Transactions.
The Tax Administration has completed a preliminary market consultation through a Request for Information (RFI) published on 11 May 2026. The 30-day submission period closed on 17 June, with the exercise intended to gather technical and market information before the launch of a formal procurement procedure.
The Law on Fiscalization of Transactions introduces a digital framework for mandatory electronic invoices (e-faktura), fiscal receipts, electronic transaction recording systems and real-time transaction reporting.
The RFI invited proposals covering technical and functional solutions for an electronic fiscalisation system, real-time data transmission architecture, security and data protection standards, interoperability with existing Tax Administration systems, implementation models, estimated timelines, costs, maintenance, technical support and experience from comparable systems in other countries.
The Tax Administration said the consultation was conducted solely for preliminary market research under the Law on Public Procurement of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with reference to EU Directive 2014/24/EU. It stressed that the RFI does not constitute the start of a formal procurement procedure and creates no financial obligations or guarantee of future contracts.
