- In November 2021, DPT added the option for cashless payment, Albania as the default country, and the automatic opening of the cash balance to the simplified Self-Care invoice.
- This was a continuation of the previous month's update, which had added the registration of the list of items for the same category of taxpayers.
- These developments were directed only at taxpayers using the simplified procedure under Decree No. 220/2020, and the current Self-Care interface must be verified directly today.
One month after the first update to the simplified invoice, the General Directorate of Taxes announced in November 2021 a second set of improvements to the Self-Care portal, for the same category of taxpayers under Government Decree No. 220, dated March 12, 2020: Albania as the default state, the ability to issue the simplified invoice even without cash on hand, the cashless payment method with translations, and automatic opening of the cash register balance.
From our daily work, we see that these successive Self-Care updates often confuse small taxpayers, since each notice addresses only one part of the changes and it's not always clear what the portal's full current functionality is.
Read also: Simplified billing in Self-Care: procedure and intended audience, the previous update of the same procedure, one month ago.
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If you are part of the simplified taxation procedure and issue invoices from Self-Care, check the current features, payment methods, and cash balance directly on the portal, as the interface has continued to evolve since 2021. For specific issues, the Fiscalization Help Desk remains the first point of contact.
