Trust Final checks
Thai tax receipts: abbreviated tax invoices numbered per device
Thai tax receipts are in their final checks and go live with beevity on 1 December 2026. Each checkout device is registered and prints its own gap-free series of abbreviated tax invoices (ใบกำกับภาษีอย่างย่อ). beevity keeps the tax journal, a daily summary per device and the output VAT, and prepares the documents a business needs to apply for POS approval with the Revenue Department.
How does numbering per device work?
Each checkout device you register gets a prefix. Every receipt it prints takes the next number in its own series. Two tablets selling at the same moment can never take the same number. If a number is skipped, for example after a failed print, the log records why.
What reports come with it?
A tax journal with every receipt, a daily summary per device and the output VAT for the period. They are ready for your accountant.
Can I limit payment to the registered devices?
Yes. An optional setting allows payment only on registered checkout devices, so a phone in a waiter’s pocket can take orders but cannot close a bill.
What is still being tested?
Device registration, numbering, receipts, copies, the reports and the application pack are in their final checks now and go live on 1 December. For electronic e-Tax invoices, see e-Tax invoices.
Questions about Thai tax receipts
Do I need special hardware for tax receipts?
No. A tablet or computer is registered as a checkout device in beevity, gets its own number series and prints on any receipt printer it can use.
Does beevity apply for POS approval for me?
No, the business applies itself. beevity prints the device list, sample receipts and the details the form asks for, so the application takes less work.
Can I issue a full tax invoice to a company?
Yes. For a business customer with a company name and tax ID, the till prints a full tax invoice with the buyer’s details. Sending it electronically as an e-Tax invoice is on the roadmap.