Bizcom has released the latest Windows version of its duty-free system, eAtto Tax-Free, adding support for the refund-based tax exemption method. The update is aimed at retailers preparing for Japan’s planned shift in duty-free shopping procedures, which is referenced in the announcement alongside the November 2026 timeline.
According to the release, the Windows app is designed for use on Windows PCs in duty-free store operations. The snippet also suggests the software can work with POS environments and handle sales data through CSV linkage, giving stores a way to connect tax-free processing with existing checkout workflows.
The updated app also appears to support traveler verification features tied to Visit Japan Web QR codes. In addition, the announcement references OCR-based passport reading, indicating that the system is built to help stores process required visitor information more efficiently on a PC-based setup.
Overall, the new eAtto Tax-Free Windows app reflects Bizcom’s push to help merchants adapt to upcoming duty-free rule changes while keeping tax-free sales operations connected to POS, QR, and document-reading functions.
