Tax Service Initiates Project to Connect Cash Registers with Consignment Notes
The State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan Implements Pilot Project to Integrate Cash Registers with Electronic Consignment Notes
The State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan has recently announced the launch of a pilot project to integrate cash registers with the electronic consignment notes system. This decision comes after a meeting between the Chairman of the Tax Service, Almambet Shykmamatov, and representatives from the public, accounting community, and IT companies.
The main goal of this project, according to the press service of the State Tax Service, is to reduce the administrative burden on businesses by automating various processes. This integration will allow representatives from different industries to participate in testing, thereby detecting any potential problems in real-time and promptly fixing any issues that may arise.
Almambet Shykmamatov highlighted the Tax Service’s commitment to creating a comfortable environment for entrepreneurs. He believes that the digitalization of processes will help minimize the time and resources required to fulfill tax obligations.
Members of the business community have expressed their willingness to participate in the project and have emphasized the importance of engaging in a constructive dialogue with tax authorities. Collaborating on digital tools will enhance the transparency and efficiency of the tax administration system.
Overall, this pilot project marks a significant step towards streamlining tax processes in Kyrgyzstan and creating a more business-friendly environment for entrepreneurs. With the integration of cash registers and electronic consignment notes, the State Tax Service aims to simplify tax compliance for businesses and promote economic growth in the country.
