Income/Expense Account: Business Case Type

German fiscal compliance under DSFinVK requires every income and expense movement at the POS to be classified with a Business Case Type from the DSFinVK taxonomy. This classification is set on each Income/Expense Account and is used when Fiskaly transactions containing those accounts are submitted. A missing Business Case Type will prevent correct classification and cause affected transactions to remain in ACTIVE status in Fiskaly.

The Business Case Type field is on the Income/Expense Account Card and must be configured before cash point closings that include income or expense transactions can be correctly submitted.

Business Case Type Values

Value Description
Anfangsbestand Opening balance
Umsatz Sales revenue
Pfand Deposit (e.g. bottle deposit)
PfandRueckzahlung Deposit refund
MehrzweckgutscheinKauf Multi-purpose voucher purchase
MehrzweckgutscheinEinloesung Multi-purpose voucher redemption
EinzweckgutscheinKauf Single-purpose voucher purchase
EinzweckgutscheinEinloesung Single-purpose voucher redemption
Forderungsentstehung Receivable creation
Forderungsaufloesung Receivable settlement
Anzahlungseinstellung Down payment receipt
Anzahlungsaufloesung Down payment settlement
Privateinlage Private deposit (owner's own funds in)
Privatentnahme Private withdrawal (owner's own funds out)
Geldtransit Cash transit between registers
DifferenzSollIst Cash discrepancy (expected vs. actual)
TrinkgeldAG Tip (employer portion)
TrinkgeldAN Tip (employee portion)
Auszahlung Cash payout
Einzahlung Cash intake
Rabatt Discount
Aufschlag Surcharge / markup
Lohnzahlung Wage payment
ZuschussEcht Genuine subsidy
ZuschussUnecht Non-genuine subsidy

How to: Set the Business Case Type

  1. Click the icon, enter Income/Expense Accounts, and select the relevant link.
  2. Open the account to configure.
  3. In the Business Case Type field, select the DSFinVK value that matches this account's purpose. Refer to the table above.

  4. Repeat for each Income/Expense Account used in the store.

Important: Tips configured as Income/Expense accounts must use TrinkgeldAG (employer portion) or TrinkgeldAN (employee portion). Leaving Business Case Type blank will block correct DSFinVK classification for any transaction that includes that account.

See also

Cash Point Closings

Fiskaly Transactions