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The law prescribes a phased transition of stores to the new cash register equipment (CCT). Until February 1, 2017, its application will be voluntary, and after - mandatory. Companies and individual entrepreneurs (IEs), who previously did not have to use cash registers at all, will switch to new cash registers from July 1, 2018.
Despite the long timeframe, the installation of new equipment will hurt small businesses, says Sergey Zelenov, head of the Economics Committee of the Moscow branch of Opora Rossii. According to him, many entrepreneurs employed in trade earn no more than 300,000–350,000 rubles. in year. It will not be easy for them to pay 30,000 rubles. for a new cash register and software, and then monthly pay several thousand rubles for the service. Many entrepreneurs interviewed by Vedomosti did not even know about the adoption of the new law, and when they found out, they were very upset. “The profitability of one of our outlets is 100,000 rubles. in year. It is hard for us to immediately pay for a new cash register and its maintenance. What's wrong with the old cash registers? - Anastasia Grosheva, the owner of the network of private kindergartens "Time of Knowledge" is indignant.
According to Kirill Dmitriev, chairman of the Union of Pet Business Enterprises (the union includes many small pet stores), small businesses and individual entrepreneurs across the country will have to pay about 75 billion rubles for the transition to new cash registers, when this transition becomes mandatory for everyone.
Goals of the state
The law on cash registers was adopted in 2003. It spells out the requirements for software and hardware trade enterprises. The new amendments, adopted in July 2016, tighten the requirements for the technical equipment of companies and regulate their interaction with the Federal Tax Service. The new cash register will send all tax data on each check to the Federal Tax Service through a fiscal drive (a cryptographic means of storing fiscal data in a sealed case) in real time, and the data will be transferred by fiscal data operators (OFD) - companies that have received permission from the FSB for storage and processing of information on taxes.
According to representatives of the press service of the Federal Tax Service, with the full launch of online cash desks, the treasury will additionally receive billions of rubles annually due to the legalization of the circulation of goods and services. The law, as representatives of the Federal Tax Service emphasized, implies the accumulation of information in the cloud, which will ensure the transparency of calculations, and hence the full and timely accounting of revenue for tax purposes. The new system will give the state a real idea of what is happening in the field of trade and services.
Automation will help the state bring out of the shadow those sellers who sell without cash receipts, says Zelenov. The state benefits, but entrepreneurs will have to spend money, the expert adds.
In addition to the cost of equipment, small companies are unlikely to be able to avoid fines, because data transmission failures will occur due to the not perfect operation of the Internet, says Dmitriev. The law sets penalties for legal entities who did not transmit data, in the amount of 3/4 to the full amount of the check (at least 30,000 rubles). “Our alliance includes many small companies that, with the help of couriers, deliver food to the door of the consumer. For them, the costs are unbearable,” he says.
Useful but cumbersome
Co-owner of a small farm near Moscow“For her own” Olga Karpova, who runs a small online store of dairy products, has already thought about purchasing a cash register. Until now, the store couriers took cash from customers, and the cashier would allow payments to be made directly through the site online. True, free money on new cash register Karpova doesn’t have it now: during the crisis, there were fewer buyers and every penny counts. In addition, Karpova says, in order to meet the requirements of the new law, her company will have to hire a full-time accountant to oversee the work. new system. So far, the company has used the services of a freelance accountant. “There will probably be more checks after the tax authorities receive all our data,” she suggests.
Million clients
According to the estimates of one of the first Russian operators of fiscal data - the company ESK, in Russia there are more than 1 million trading companies equipped with cash desks. More than half of these outlets work with autonomous cash registers of the old model. By 2018, all companies will have to switch to new equipment or upgrade existing equipment. Automation market retail will double, including at the expense of firms that now do not have cash desks at all, says Natalia Tymoshchuk from ESC.
Yuri Belonoshchenko, co-founder of the Baby Club network of children's centers, sees great benefits from the new cash registers. His company has many franchisees among individual entrepreneurs who work under a simplified taxation system. Until 2016, franchisees paid the Baby Club a fixed monthly fee - royalties. But now Belonoshchenko is thinking of taking 7% of their revenue from them. “We want to see all the revenue of our partners, how much they deduct to us, and how much to the state,” he says.
Little will change for medium-sized retailers, Alexey Shabanov, Leading Product Manager at the Pilot group of IT companies, believes. Previously, the electronic control tape of the cash register was handed over to the tax service for verification. Now this process will go online. In addition, to replace traditional technical service centers cash registers OFDs will come, which will issue fiscal drives, and it will be necessary to conclude a service contract with them in the same way. And OFD will transfer data on sales and taxes to the Federal Tax Service, explains Shabanov.
Who won
Fiscal data operators will be the most obvious beneficiaries of the innovations. IBS CEO Sergey Matsotsky sees here new market for large search engines like Yandex. Recently, Interfax reported that Yandex had already met with representatives of the tax authorities and at the end of May established the Yandex.OFD company. Yandex refused to give comments to Vedomosti. Matsotsky says that his company was exploring the possibility of creating an OFD based on IBS. “But it’s hard, there are a lot of requirements,” he notes. Fiscal data processing is a capital-intensive project, says Natalya Tymoshchuk, Development Director of ESK (the First OFD brand). The First OFD, she says, participated in an experiment on the collection and transmission of fiscal data conducted by the Federal Tax Service in four regions of Russia from August 2014 to February 2015. As of June 2016, in the systems built by the First OFD, it is accepted and more than 500 million checks were processed and more than 55,000 cash desks were connected. The company had to create a separate data center for 200,000 connections. In order to expand the circle of consumers, the First OFD is forming a network of partners - manufacturers of cash registers and software, service companies, banks and telecom operators.
Help with analysis
The Novosibirsk company Avanpos (part of Modulbank) recently announced the launch of ModulPos, a cash register application integrated with Internet banking. According to the director of Avanpos, Maxim Mitusov, the ModulPos program was created specifically for small shops, many of which still do not issue checks, and keep product documentation in notebooks. According to him, the program is able to turn any Android tablet into a full-fledged cash register, to which you need to connect a printer to print a receipt. A tablet with software and a printer will cost from 22,000 rubles. To this will be added 1000 rubles. monthly fee for additional features. In addition to revenue from sales of tablets, Modulbank, says Mitusov, has another interest: through new program you can find out what happens to the cash turnover in small stores and what credit products they offer.
The testing of ModulPos was a shock for the Novosibirsk burger joint Expedition, says Marina Korchagina, the owner of Expedition. The sellers at first did not understand how to work on new devices. But then the staff got used to the device, and along the way it turned out that the new device allows you to measure an important parameter - the time the order is transferred to the kitchen and the guest receives the order.
The Yandex.OFD company is going to develop analytical services for small and medium-sized businesses based on big data processing technologies. And Timoshchuk of Pervoi OFD says that online checkouts will allow small and medium-sized companies to use sales information in many ways, from simple monitoring of store opening and closing times to in-depth analysis of the range of goods and services and consumer behavior.
70% of merchants are not aware of innovations that in 2017 will threaten with a fine from the tax authorities of 50 thousand rubles and the withdrawal of unaccounted revenue
Today in Moscow, experts discussed the readiness of entrepreneurs for the know-how of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, designed to put an end to sales past the checkout - data on the sales of each paper clip or loaf of bread in the country will flow to three centers built by Kazan PSO Ravil Ziganshin, the system was personally tested by Dmitry Medvedev. Entrepreneurs themselves will have to fork out for the implementation of their plans: the modernization of each apparatus costs 15-30 thousand rubles, only 1-2 billion is accumulated in Tatarstan.
"98 PERCENT OF CASH REGISTERS NEED TO BE MODERNIZED"
About 70% of entrepreneurs are poorly aware that from July 1, 2017 they will be required to switch to online cash registers. “About 40 percent of respondents first heard about the new legislative requirements directly during the survey, another 30 percent said that they know very superficially about the amendments without understanding their essence and how it will affect their business,” the press said today. -conferences in MIA "Russia Today" President of the company for the automation of retail and services "ATOL" Alexey Makarov. His company, together with the Levada Center, conducted a survey among 600 businessmen across the country. It turned out that only 10% of them not only heard about the amendments to FZ-54, which came into force in mid-July, but even studied it and know what is written there.
However, the business is in no hurry to re-equip its cash registers. According to the survey, only 12% plan to do it before the end of this year, another 11% plan to do it before the spring of 2017. At the same time, the majority - 43% - decided to postpone this matter until the very last moment or do not think about this problem at all. “We believe that it is necessary to prepare in advance for the implementation of the law. Depending on the size of the company, it takes from 1 to 6 months to transition,” Makarov advised.
Sociologists have found an explanation for the unhurriedness of entrepreneurs in their answers. According to the deputy director of the Levada Center Alexey Grazhdankin, businesses are primarily concerned about the financial issue, that is, the cost of switching to new cash registers, 42% of respondents complained about this. “So most of the respondents are not thinking about how well taxes will be collected on new technology, but about what problems this poses to their enterprise, what financial expenses will be required for this, ”Grazhdankin noted.
At the same time, the Federal Tax Service assures that not in every case the old cash register will have to be taken to a landfill, in most cases they can be upgraded, and this is much cheaper. “98 percent of models of cash registers are subject to modernization,” he assured. about. Head of Operational Control Department of the Federal Tax Service of Russia Andrey Budarin. According to Makarov, small businesses will have to fork out in case of buying a new device for an amount not exceeding 15 thousand rubles, for a supermarket the prices are already different - 25-30 thousand rubles. But among retailers there are no unambiguous estimates of upcoming costs yet. The same director of the Union of Independent Networks Sergey Kuznetsov insists that costs will depend on the segment. Executive Director of the Association of Retail Companies (AKORT) Vladimir Ionkin believes that the total amount can be in the tens of billions. “Let's calculate how much it costs for business. According to our modest estimates, EGAIS cost businesses several tens of billions of rubles. KKT ( cash register equipment— approx. ed.), I think it will be no less,” he said.
However, for ACORT, the main problem lies in the transition period. “We have always said that a longer transition period is needed. Not that period in the interpretation of the Federal Tax Service, from February to July, namely, a period of at least six months after July, ”Ionkin said.
Tax officials advise to quickly re-equip cash registers, since the old ones will no longer be considered valid, you can “get” a fine
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The tax authorities are not yet talking about postponements, but are advised to re-equip cash registers as soon as possible, since the old ones will no longer be considered valid after July 1, 2017. And here you can already "get" on the fine. “The equipment that worked in the old order is no longer considered CCP with this date. Fiscal documents also from this date are not fiscal documents, that is, it is no longer a check. Sanctions under the new legislation are correlated with the amount of unrecorded revenue. Sanctions are staged, some growth is envisaged. The general norm is that for legal entities - 50 thousand rubles and the amount of unaccounted revenue, ”Budarin warned.
TRACKED CHECKS FOR 8 BILLION
He said that the ideological decision to develop online cash desks was made back in 2013, and the experiment began on August 1, 2014. Then it was extended to four regions: Moscow, Moscow, Kaluga regions and Tatarstan. “More than 1,000 legal entities took part in the experiment, more than 4,000 cash registers were re-equipped, more than 50 billion rubles passed through the cash registers participating in the experiment,” said a representative of the Federal Tax Service. The experiment was ultimately considered a success. However, Budarin admitted, there were also skeptics who drew attention to the incomplete coverage of territories by communications. “But 95 percent of those wishing to apply for the experiment were able to ensure uninterrupted data transmission in real time,” the fiscal noted. The question immediately arose of what to do with the remaining 5 percent of merchants.
However, new law provides for the use of the cash desk offline in regions remote from communication networks. “The law provides for the refusal to use cash registers in hard-to-reach regions under certain circumstances,” Budarin explained. The list of such settlements will be approved at the regional level. In cases of communication failure, cash registers will accumulate information about settlements and, as soon as communication is restored, send data to the Federal Tax Service.
As BUSINESS Online was told in the department of the federal tax service for the Republic of Tatarstan, 205 taxpayers and 881 units of cash registers (including 116 units of innovative cash desks - computers, tablet devices, smartphones) took part in the experiment, which ended last year. The experiment involved both large organizations (OJSC Holding Company Tatnefteprodukt, OJSC AK BARS BANK, OJSC Shipping Company Tatflot), as well as small businesses and individual entrepreneurs. 903 cash desks continue to work at present.
“During the experiment on cash register equipment connected to it, information was transmitted in the amount of 6 million cash receipts for 3 billion rubles. As of November 5, 2015, these figures amount to more than 16 million cash receipts for 8 billion rubles,” the tax service said in a statement.
The tax authorities believe that the connection and implementation of online technology has many advantages, and list them: this will reduce the burden on taxpayers by simplifying the provision public service on registration (re-registration) of cash registers, exclude unreasonable checks with access to the place of its installation, reduce the annual volume of shadow cash turnover Money and increase control over the prices of socially important goods.
HOW DMITRY MEDVEDEV BOUGHT THE CIVIL CODE IN THE KAZAN SC
Data from all cash registers (CCA) in Russia will be stored in three specially created data processing centers. The first one was opened in May last year in Dubna. The second - in December in Gorodets, Nizhny Novgorod region. At its opening, the Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, who was told what the holy of holies of the tax office is like. On an area of 1.5 thousand square meters. m there are 150 server racks (with subsequent expansion to 450) and a storage capacity of 5 Pb (petabytes). It is interesting that both of these centers were built by the company Ravil Ziganshin PSO Kazan. The third center of the so-called backup was created in Volgograd Erzovka.
The head of government then decided to try out how the online cash register system works. For this, Gorodets was connected via video link with bookstore in Kazan: the inscription “Prospect Pobedy, 91” was displayed on the screen (the shopping center “Southern” is located at this address). A video picture with two pretty girls appeared on the screen of the prime minister. As it turned out, they were the seller, who introduced herself Gulnara, and a tax inspector named Elena.
Dmitry Medvedev decided to try how the online cash desk works - he bought a book in Kazan through this system
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"Which book do you want to buy?" Gulnara asked Medvedev. Next to her were bright covers of the latest bestsellers, books for children, entertainment literature. The head of government, like a real lawyer, saw the Civil Code behind Elena's back Russian Federation with the national tricolor on a yellow-blue cover. His Medvedev and asked. The seller punched a check for 193 rubles at the CCA, after which it became clear on the monitors of the data center that information about the amount arrived “to the right place” in 30 seconds. Whether this book came to the premiere or not, history is silent. One way or another, the system works, Medvedev was told.
“Yes, we participated in the experiment, we had two cash registers connected during the year,” the director of the Book + store told BUSINESS Online. Anna Kovycheva. According to her, at work with buyers connected to global network cash desks did not affect in any way, except that the check was somewhat modified (it indicates that buyers can also trace the “transition” of money, but they were not particularly interested in this). Participation in the experiment was to reveal weak sides, including technical ones, but, according to the representative of the store, there were no special problems.
HOW TO REPLACE 60 THOUSAND OLD SAMPLE CASS
The main problem is related to the need to completely replace the CCP fleet. In Tatarstan, there are currently 30.4 thousand organizations and individual entrepreneurs 58.5 thousand units of old-style cash registers were registered. A transitional period is provided for its connection to the network. From February 1, 2017, registration of cash registers will be carried out only according to the new procedure in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation on the use of cash registers, and from July 1, 2017, the old procedure will finally cease to be valid. If we multiply this figure by the declared cost of upgrading one device in the amount of 15-30 thousand rubles, then it is easy to calculate that the innovation will cost the business of the republic 1-2 billion rubles.
At the same time, small businesses that were not previously required to use cash registers (service enterprises, as well as persons applying a patent and UTII) are switching to new order application of CCP from July 1, 2018. Organizations and individual entrepreneurs engaged in trade using vending machines, may not use cash registers as part of such machines until July 1, 2018.
In addition, the organ executive power subject of the Russian Federation approves a list of related products, in the presence of which, in the amount of 50% of the turnover, the sale of newspapers, magazines is carried out without the use of cash registers.
“OBVIOUSLY, UTII WILL GO TO THE PAST”
Experts interviewed by BUSINESS Online suggest that with the introduction of online cash desks, Russian taxation may abandon UTII and patents.
Julia Zazdravnaya- managing partner law firm"ANP Zenith":
- Obviously, first of all, the initiative is aimed at combating the concealment of proceeds in order to avoid paying taxes. The problem is not new. As a rule, representatives of retail, catering, personal services, carriers sin this.
Not wanting to show the entire income, unscrupulous entrepreneurs spend part of the proceeds “past the cash register” or use technical devices. So, on the network you can easily find offers for various "nullifiers", "twisters" that block the transfer of part of the data to the secure memory block of the cash register (EKLZ), and in various ways allow you to adjust the amount of income shown at the checkout. With the introduction of new online cash desks, such manipulations should go into oblivion, since copies of electronic checks will be sent online to the Federal Tax Service of Russia.
Interestingly, the transition to new cash registers will be mandatory not only for those who already use cash registers (since July 2017), but also for those who are not required to use cash registers now (we are talking about UTII and patent payers). Probably, the next step will be the rejection of UTII, because the idea of this taxation system is just to somehow tax the business where it is difficult to control the income received (markets, Retail Stores, cafes, hairdressers, etc.). With new cash registers, this problem will disappear automatically.
Shamil Ageev— Chairman of the Board of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Tatarstan:
- I think that not all entrepreneurs know about this innovation yet. I am rather skeptical about this. Maybe this should be done, but now the Internet does not work clearly everywhere. The coverage is different, there are failures. Of course, we understand that the tax authorities want to see absolutely everything. This is a commendable desire, but everyone must pay taxes. But there should be some kind of transitional period during which all these new rules will be explained. So far, this work is underway. It would not have turned out so that they would be fined and punished for this. Unfortunately, all these innovations affect competitiveness by increasing the cost of products or services. But in our country, those who make decisions have never produced anything themselves. They have not gone through this school, so they look from their own bell tower, but they cannot look from a different point of view. Although, perhaps, such a system is needed.
Khaidar Khaliullin- President of the Association of Small and Medium Businesses of the Republic of Tatarstan:
- I will say right away that 70 percent of entrepreneurs do not know that in the summer next year they will have to switch to online cash registers. This innovation still needs to be promoted. But, on the other hand, sooner or later everything will go online. This is our future. So it seems to me that everything is normal. Rather than running around the authorities, it is better to report on the Internet. Another thing is that some problems are inevitable in the process of implementing this project, all this will need to be debugged. And you also need to be prepared for this. Not everything works right away. The idea itself is very timely.
Aidar Shagimardanov- Chairman of the non-profit partnership of Muslim entrepreneurs "Group Tarkhan":
— The question is complicated... For example, I heard about it from you for the first time. If there are any additional costs, additional burdens on the business, then, of course, it will be costly. I just don't know what kind of burdens will arise on businessmen during this transition: financial, some other. But if it facilitates, simplifies the work of the accounting department and they do not need to write a bunch of papers, and all this will be transmitted in electronic format, then, I think, to some extent it will make doing business easier. But I can't say yet how much it will cost.
The tax deduction for individual entrepreneurs who have installed modern cash registers will amount to 18 thousand rubles. This was announced by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev at a government meeting, which considered a number of changes that will help business, as well as social amendments to Russian legislation.
The tax deduction bill was developed in accordance with the government's action plan for 2016. The amendments will affect those who pay tax on imputed income or tax on application patent system taxation, explained Dmitry Medvedev. "They will be able to cut their expenses on the installation of modern cash registers quite significantly - by 18,000 rubles per cash register," the prime minister said.
"We also expect that such entrepreneurs will have fewer various checks, since some of them will simply lose their meaning," the head of government added, explaining that communication with the tax authorities will go to electronic form. "All information will be automatically sent to the tax authorities via electronic communication channels," Medvedev explained, "and inspectors who control the activities of a particular entrepreneur will be able to receive this information online."
In addition, the amendments will allow entrepreneurs to increase the horizon for planning their expenses. "A special deflator coefficient, by which the amount of the single tax on imputed income is indexed, will be set for three years at once (from 2017 to 2019)," Medvedev said. "Previously, this coefficient was set for one year."
The government, moreover, helped in solving one of the main problems in the industry - the modernization of production. 1 billion rubles will be allocated from the federal budget - this money will go to the production of new high-tech equipment and are designed to help the industry reduce costs, Dmitry Medvedev noted.
Such entrepreneurs will have fewer various checks, since some of them will simply lose their meaning.
Through these funds Russian enterprises will be able to compensate part of the costs for the production and sale of pilot batches of new high-tech equipment. "The withdrawal of these new products is not going as fast as everyone would like," the head of government said, "especially since we are not talking about consumer goods, but about equipment, there are quite high costs, and there is not enough operating experience." He explained that this includes import substitution projects.
The money that is allocated should help representatives of mechanical engineering - both heavy and energy, machine tool and Food Industry. They will be able to cut costs and bring their designs to market more dynamically.
The government also considered a number of social bills. One of them is dedicated to creating a barrier-free environment for people with disabilities so that they can easily visit shops, schools, universities, and government agencies. “In accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which Russia ratified in 2012, responsible for this work are appointed at each level of government,” the prime minister explained. disabled conditions".
As a result of the adoption of the draft law, these functions will be assigned to the federal and regional executive authorities that exercise state control in different areas. These are transport, communications, education, culture, healthcare, urban planning and housing and communal services. "All of them are obliged to take appropriate decisions to protect the rights of disabled people," Medvedev added.
Another amendment considered by the Cabinet relates to the education sector. Dmitry Medvedev stated that branches educational institutions, where until now students have only had an internship, will receive the right to conduct educational activities. The premier expressed hope that students would gain "more practical experience."