By October 1, real estate agencies and HoReCa companies must connect their cash register equipment to the Electronic Sales Monitoring (MEV) system

By October 1, real estate agencies and HoReCa companies must connect their cash register equipment to the Electronic Sales Monitoring (MEV) system

According to the State Tax Service, these categories of taxpayers must connect to the MEV system based on the decision of the interdepartmental commission on cash register equipment, adopted last December. Economic entities from these areas are obliged to deregister old cash register equipment and take it out of service and register cash register equipment that is compatible and can be connected to MEV. The list of certified models of cash register equipment and the list of their suppliers is available on the website mev.sfs.md. Next, the taxpayer submits an application for equipment registration through the technical assistance centers (separate application for each equipment). MEV is an information resource that provides information on transactions conducted using cash control equipment, real-time monitoring of sales and risk analysis. // 05.09.2024 – InfoMarket

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