In Bishkek, at the "Kuldja HOGO" café chain, employees of the State Tax Service discovered the concealment of revenue amounting to 12 million soms. This was reported by representatives of the agency.
According to the tax officials, these violations were identified during an inspection conducted as part of a pilot project aimed at implementing fiscal software that transmits sales information to government authorities.
As clarified by the State Tax Service, three establishments owned by the same owner used unregistered programs for maintaining so-called "shadow" accounting. This meant that part of the sales was not accounted for in the official fiscal system.
Furthermore, it was revealed that payments were made through QR codes registered to individuals rather than to the company itself. Cash was found in the register that did not have confirmation in the form of fiscal receipts.
"According to preliminary estimates, since the connection to the fiscal software, the amount of unaccounted revenue has been approximately 12 million soms, and the estimated amount of unpaid taxes is about 648 thousand soms," the agency noted.
The State Tax Service also emphasized that the use of double accounting and concealment of income is a violation of the law, for which liability is provided, including fines and criminal prosecution.
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