The suspension concerns raid tax control and control purchases related to compliance with the tax legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic. This includes the use of cash registers, the issuance of invoices, as well as equipment intended for conducting transactions with bank payment cards, electronic money, and QR codes.
However, the exemption from inspections does not apply to those entities that:
– operate without tax registration or do not pay the patent tax;
– have complaints or statements from organizations or citizens, as well as orders from investigative bodies;
– have been identified with evidence of tax evasion, including taxes on hired workers;
– are engaged in the sale of excise goods — in terms of checking for the presence of excise stamps.
In addition, the tax service plans to enhance explanatory work among entrepreneurs regarding the proper use of cash registers, invoices, and equipment for cashless payments, such as bank cards, electronic money, and QR codes.
Assistance will also be provided to entrepreneurs in understanding the norms of tax legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic, including issues related to the use of invoices and cash registers.
