The new list includes organizations providing bath and sauna services, as well as catering enterprises and fast food outlets that are part of network companies operating under a single brand.
Taxpayers not belonging to these categories may also participate in the project on a voluntary basis, subject to agreement with the STS.
The successes achieved during the implementation of the pilot project for the introduction of fiscal software have led to the expansion of the number of participants.
Currently, the project involves catering organizations, hotel services, and gas stations selling fuel and lubricants.
Since the start of the program, 798 entrepreneurs have installed fiscal software, covering 955 catering points using 1,190 cash registers.
According to the STS, before the integration of fiscal software, the average daily revenue was 105.3 thousand soms, and after implementation, this figure increased to 213.1 thousand soms.
The growth rate of average daily revenue was 202.1%, indicating a significant positive effect from the implementation of fiscal software and an increase in the transparency of financial operations.
The implementation of fiscal software is an important aspect of the digital transformation of tax administration aimed at improving the transparency of financial and economic activities, reducing the shadow economy, and ensuring equal conditions for doing business.
