Countries

The Countries register is referenced when entering in the Items register, creating a financial report for Bank of Slovenia, tracking orders and invoices, reports, in customs warehouses, imports, etc.

The basic set of countries are already entered and you can enter additional ones at will. The following fields must be entered: Country, ISO Code, Tax Number Prefix and Origin.

Country	Enter name of country.
Currency	Set code of currency from the Currencies register. It is used in transactions. Set it when entering customers and/or suppliers in Subjects. You can change it at will.
ISO Code	Provide country-specific ISO code (used in Datalab Atena module).
Tax Number Prefix	Enter tax number prefix which is a two-character prefix containing country code used in tax numbers or VAT identification numbers in accordance with the Rules on implementation of the VAT Act (Official Gazette 17/04). It is used when entering tax prefix in the Subjects register. Usually it is equivalent to the ISO code; except for Greece.
Origin	Enter a three-character country code used by the Bank of Slovenia.
Customs Union	Enter code of customs union the country belongs to (e.g. 1 for EU, 2 for EFTA, 3 for CEFTA). If you set unique codes for member state countries, create Tax Types or Custom Tariffs register based on the rate valid across the entire customs union.
Calling Code	Enter an international calling code of country.
Language	It is referenced in Datalab Atena module.
Citizenship	Enter citizenship which is referenced in the Employment module.
Citizenship Code	Enter an international citizenship code (ISO Code) which is used in e-nforcement system (e-Izvršba).
M Form Code	Enter country code which is used in M forms.
Latitude	Enter latitude of country.
Longitude	Enter longitude of country.
	Click it to generate a report of the Countries register.

Sort data in the register by left-clicking any column title field (see Getting Started | PANTHEON Basics | Sorting Data).

See Taskbar for a general description of its functions.

The following countries belong to EU Member States and data are used in order to create VAT reports and Intrastat forms:

	Use ISO code to determine whether a country is a EU Member State or not because you must specify ISO codes in Intrastat reports.
	You have to check tax number prefix entered in general information of subject to determine whether or not it handles of transactions from the Union.