Companies using cash register equipment excluded from the state register must replace it with new ones by the end of November
The State Tax Service (STS) reminded that on November 30, 7 models of cash register equipment (CRE), which were excluded from the Unified Register of cash register equipment in January this year, expire. Economic agents that use it must replace the equipment with the models of cash register equipment compatible with the automated information system “Electronic Sales Monitoring” (“MEV” AIS). The list of certified CRE models and their suppliers is available on the website mev.sfs.md. In order to connect the equipment, the taxpayer must submit, for each unit of equipment, an application for registration of the CRE through the technical assistance centers. “MEV” AIS is a unified information resource, which collects information on transactions conducted with the help of CRE, and sales monitoring and risk analysis are carried out in real time. The STS also reminded that since September 6, taxpayers connected to “MEV” AIS do not need to keep a register of CRE, and the taxpayer can form a daily closing report depending on its own needs. // 04.10.2024 – InfoMarket
