Now saunas, baths, and chain catering establishments will join the project
The expansion of the participants in the pilot project for the implementation of fiscal software was announced by the press service of the State Tax Service.
The new participants include entrepreneurs providing bath and sauna services, as well as catering establishments and fast food outlets operating under a single brand within chain companies.
Entrepreneurs who do not fall into the specified categories can also voluntarily join the pilot project after agreeing with the Tax Service.
The decision to add new participants was made after the successful results of the current stage of the project. It already includes restaurants, hotels, and companies offering fuel and lubricants at gas stations.
Since the start of the project, fiscal software has been installed by 798 entrepreneurs. The project involves 955 catering points and 1190 cash registers.
According to the Tax Service, the average daily revenue before the connection of fiscal software was about 105.3 thousand soms, and after its introduction, it increased to 213.1 thousand soms, corresponding to an average growth rate of 202.1%.
The State Tax Service is confident that the implementation of fiscal software contributes to increasing the transparency of financial operations, reducing the shadow economy, and creating equal conditions for doing business.
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