In your country
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Choose the country where the venue operates. Interface language, customer nationality and the currency used to buy a Brindola subscription do not choose the venue’s tax setup.
| Country | Setup guide | Specialist guides |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia | Venue setup | Fiscal receipts · RS.ge invoices and waybills |
| United Kingdom | Venue setup and records | Tax treatment by product and channel |
| United Arab Emirates | Venue setup and invoices | Receipt identity and tax registration |
| Estonia | Venue setup and rates | Review current rates before catalog changes |
| Luxembourg | Venue setup and invoices | Language and country are separate |
| Malta | Venue setup and fiscal receipts | Confirm the approved receipt arrangement |
| Cyprus | Venue setup and legal receipts | Consumer receipts and business invoices |
What changes by country
Section titled “What changes by country”Set the venue’s country in Settings → Identity. That selection determines the relevant fiscal, identifier and country-document options. Payment terminals and delivery connections also depend on the available provider and integration.
The shared guides cover payments, customers and delivery intake. Each country guide adds the local decisions and links to the authority’s guidance, with a review date.
Before configuring tax
Section titled “Before configuring tax”Have the business’s registration details and the tax treatment of what it sells agreed with its accountant. Preview and print representative receipts before service. Country selection alone does not classify every product or establish that a receipt meets every requirement.
Another country
Section titled “Another country”The general handbook still explains Brindola’s workflows. Ask for country-specific setup guidance before selecting fiscal equipment or relying on an authority connection. A guide for a country that shares your language is not a substitute for your jurisdiction’s requirements.