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Shop in Ivanovo closed for 2 months for trading “beyond the cash register”

Bailiffs suspended the work of the grocery store in Ivanovo

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Shop in Ivanovo closed for 2 months for trading “beyond the cash register”

The bailiffs suspended the work of the grocery store in Ivanovo. The owner of the outlet decided to save on taxes without punching checks to buyers.

During the test purchase, it turned out that the cashier does not form checks, and sales data do not go to the tax office. The court found this a gross violation (Part 3 of Art. 14.5 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation).

As a result, the activity of the store was stopped for 60 days. The entrance is sealed, the ticket office is locked. The entrepreneur faces criminal liability if he tries to open early.

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