Small businesses in small towns will receive less financial burden because of the removal of cash registers

July 21 by force of law, under which small businesses, namely those who pay UTII no longer required to apply the check-out equipment (CCV), or they simply can no longer use cash registers. This law will bring great benefit to the payers of the single tax on imputed income, which conduct their business in rural areas in the region and small towns. Previously, for businessmen from small towns contents of cash registers with EKLZ was an additional burden, but today with the abolition of cash registers will become smaller. However, the abolition of cash registers for individual entrepreneurs may cause some problems. For example, when a buyer will require a check, the seller would have to write it by hand (as permitted by law, if a seller related press), and this may entail collection of queues, and some inconveniences. But in this case is the output: UTII payer or the subject of small business can continue to continue to use cash registers with all its attendant costs. And if the employer refuses the use of cash registers, he is obliged to withdraw cash in a tax-registered in order to avoid the various inspections and fines. However, the payer UTII can continue to use the cash register in order to control the flow of revenue. Also, complete control of the CCP and even reduces the costs of business development, but also deprives the owner extra control over workers. In addition, by the buyers of expensive purchases should be required to document that could confirm the purchase, otherwise you may have problems with exchange or refund the goods.