Sattotal now works in Cyprus and Malta
Two new countries, and not just two more entries in a dropdown: each arrives with its own tax rate, its own tax identifier and legal documents written on the law that actually applies.
Cyprus and Malta can now be selected as your organisation’s country, bringing Sattotal to 46. What changes when you pick them is not the interface: it is the tax applied to your quotes, the tax identifier asked of your customer, and the legislation cited in the documents they sign.
What each country brings
Cyprus — 19% ΦΠΑ and the ΑΦΤ
The Cypriot standard rate is 19%, not the 24% used in Greece, and the tax identifier is the ΑΦΤ issued by the Tax Department, not the Greek ΑΦΜ. Type the postcode and the district fills itself in: its first digit identifies it.
Malta — 18% VAT and the euro
Malta has the lowest standard VAT rate in the European Union at 18%, and works in euros. The identifier is the VAT Registration Number, which belongs to a business: a Maltese individual is never asked for one.
The guarantee, terms and privacy texts are not a translation of the neighbouring country’s. The Cypriot ones cite the Sale of Goods law (Ν. 154(Ι)/2021), which gives a two-year statutory guarantee, and rest the deposit of the device on ΚΕΦ. 149, because Cyprus is a common law jurisdiction with no Civil Code. Malta’s cite the Consumer Affairs Act (Cap. 378) and the Maltese Civil Code, which does exist.
Invoicing and the point of sale are available in both countries: neither Cyprus nor Malta mandates business-to-business e-invoicing, so an ordinary invoice remains valid.
To switch it on, go to Settings → Organisation and pick the country. Tax, currency, the tax identifier label and the legal texts adjust on their own, and you can always edit them under Settings → Documents.