Turkey
In Turkey, a merchant selling to consumers where no invoice is issued records each sale on a new-generation cash register (YN ÖKC) from the Revenue Administration’s (GİB) approved list, and the daily closing (Z) report reaches GİB through a service centre. An e-Archive invoice is issued through GİB’s portal or through a private integrator authorised by GİB. GİB’s FAQ names no software-only route: the approved device records the sale.
First of all
- You are the seller, so the fiscal receipt is yours to issue. The receipt BlinkFix gives your customer confirms the payment BlinkFix took in your name; it is not a fiscal receipt.
- Only the owner can set up, change or remove the fiscal connection.
- BlinkFix switches fiscal connections on country by country. Until the app shows your connection as Connected, issue every fiscal receipt yourself, on your own till or system.
What you do
- Keep a GİB-approved YN ÖKC at your establishment and ring up every sale on it.
- Where the app offers a connection for your cash register, set it up in Work › More › Place settings › VAT and receipts › Fiscal connection; until the status says Connected, ring up every order on the register yourself: VAT and receipts › Receipts to issue lists them.
- Take the daily Z report as your cash register and service centre require.
- Issue e-Archive invoices through GİB’s portal or a private integrator authorised by GİB.
Once your connection works
- BlinkFix sends each sale your country’s rule records when you collect the money: when a card payment through BlinkFix succeeds, or when a payment in cash or on your own card terminal is recorded as received (for example when your staff mark the order as paid). A way of paying your country does not record is not sent: your country’s box says which.
- Tips are never on your fiscal receipt. BlinkFix’s service fee is on BlinkFix’s own invoice to the customer, not on your register.
- When an order is cancelled after payment, or you refund it, BlinkFix sends the correction document your country asks for. A refund that BlinkFix pays from its own money does not touch your register.
- Sales from before you connected, or before your country’s rule starts, are not sent: issue those receipts yourself.
- If a receipt fails, BlinkFix tries again and tells you. If it still fails, issue the receipt another way within the time your law allows.
- Each order’s fiscal receipt is in the Fiscal receipts tab of VAT and receipts, with Re-run for one that failed.
- While the app shows your country in test mode, BlinkFix marks every fiscal number as a test and shows none to your customers. Whether your fiscal printer, register software or provider counted a receipt as a real fiscal one depends on its own setup: check with your provider, so that each sale is fiscalised once, neither missed nor twice.
What BlinkFix’s table says
Turkey
A GİB-approved new-generation cash register (YN ÖKC) for each till; the daily Z report reaches GİB through a service centre; e-Archive invoices are issued through GİB's portal or a private integrator authorised by GİB.
- What the law asks
- Each sale goes through a certified till or software
- Ways BlinkFix’s table allows
- a fiscal printer driven by your phone or tablet, a cloud fiscal service
- Cloud fiscal service
- None chosen in BlinkFix’s table yet
- Test mode
- BlinkFix runs this country in test mode: it marks every fiscal number as a test and shows none to customers. Whether a receipt counted as a real fiscal one depends on your printer’s, software’s or provider’s own setup.
- Electronic fiscal receipt
- Not settled: give it on paper unless your adviser says otherwise
- Fiscal reports
- Daily