The project now includes baths, saunas, and chain catering establishments.
The press service of the State Tax Service reported an update to the list of participants in the pilot project concerning the implementation of fiscal software.
The new version of the project has added entrepreneurs providing bath and sauna services, as well as catering establishments, including fast food outlets operating under a single brand within chain companies.
Additionally, entrepreneurs who do not fall into the specified categories have the opportunity to voluntarily join the project after agreeing with the Tax Service.
The decision to expand the list of participants was made based on the positive results obtained during the current pilot project, which already includes restaurants, hotels, and companies engaged in the sale of fuel and lubricants at gas stations.
Since the launch of the project, fiscal software has been installed in 798 enterprises. Currently, 955 catering points and 1,190 cash registers are involved in the project.
According to information from the Tax Service, the average daily revenue before the connection of fiscal software was about 105,300 soms, and after that, it increased to 213,100 soms, corresponding to an average revenue growth rate of 202.1%.
The State Tax Service is confident that the implementation of fiscal software contributes to increased transparency in transactions, a reduction in the level of the shadow economy, and the creation of equal conditions for doing business.
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