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Cash register “fiscalisation” plan presented
Belgrade,
7 April 2004
The Serbian Ministry of Trade, Tourism, and Services and the Tax Administration (RUJP) presented today a plan for the “fiscalisation” of cash registers and recalled that the deadline for the first group of taxpayers to install cash registers is April 15.
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FoNet
Deputy Minister of Finance Vesna Arsic said the introduction of fiscal cash registers will help reduce the level of grey economy, increase budgetary revenues, create equal conditions in the market, and bring domestic trade in goods and services into line with European standards.
She recalled that the deadline for the introduction of fiscal cash registers is April 15, adding that the first group of taxpayers (which include pharmacies, bars, and restaurants) must start recording their sales by June 15. The second group of taxpayers are due to buy cash registers by May 31 and start entering transactions by September 30, she said.
“Fiscalisation” is a procedure by which each cash register is sealed by the tax police in order to prevent tampering and tax evasion by shopkeepers.
She recalled that the deadline for the introduction of fiscal cash registers is April 15, adding that the first group of taxpayers (which include pharmacies, bars, and restaurants) must start recording their sales by June 15. The second group of taxpayers are due to buy cash registers by May 31 and start entering transactions by September 30, she said.
“Fiscalisation” is a procedure by which each cash register is sealed by the tax police in order to prevent tampering and tax evasion by shopkeepers.
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