Receipts that identify the business
ICE, tax identifier (IF), trade register (RC) and business tax (TP) must appear on the receipt given to the customer.
DGI · VAT · ACCOUNTING
A Moroccan receipt must identify your company, and your sales must be justified day by day, VAT rate by VAT rate. Kaisu prepares this with every sale, so closing and filing do not turn into an evening of calculations.
ICE, tax identifier (IF), trade register (RC) and business tax (TP) must appear on the receipt given to the customer.
A sequence of receipts without gaps and a Z report per closing: in an audit, every day must be reconstructable.
Bread, pastries and drinks do not always share the same rate. Your accountant needs net amounts and VAT per rate, without re-entering anything.
Your company identifiers print on every receipt, with net, VAT and gross amounts, rate by rate.
Closing the register prints the Z report. Sales from delivery platforms such as Glovo appear separately.
Receipts are numbered without interruption within each register session, and any break in the sequence is flagged.
The daily VAT screen shows sales by day and payment method. The export produces the accounting journal by VAT rate, one sheet per store, from each store’s chart of accounts.
IN PRODUCTION SINCE 2021
The 10 Les Quatre Cerises stores in Casablanca have printed their receipts and Z reports with Kaisu since 2021, and their accounting journal comes out of the same application.
Your company’s ICE, IF, RC and TP, the receipt date and number, and the net, VAT and gross breakdown per rate.
The summary printed at closing: sales, payment methods and VAT for the session. Kaisu prints it at every closing.
Numbering is continuous within each register session. If the sequence breaks, Kaisu flags it instead of hiding it.
No. Kaisu prepares the figures and exports the accounting journal for your firm. You or your accountant still file the return.
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