Ambiguities began to be clarified
For more than a month, accountants were at a loss regarding the procedure for using cash register systems when making payments to individuals.
Individual tax authorities gave conflicting explanations, which colleagues shared with each other in the accounting community. Meanwhile, the other day the Federal Tax Service issued a letter dated August 10, 2018 No. AS-4-20/ [email protected] , in which it clarified some unclear points.
From the letter it follows that there is no need to use CCP:
- when making payments to individuals under a GPC agreement;
- when paying employees salaries;
- when issuing accountable amounts to employees;
- when an accountant purchases goods for the organization.
“The Federal Tax Service has finally clarified the issues of using cash register systems when making payments to individuals. Positive!”
However, the above letter is one of the first signs. The process has begun! Following their federal colleagues, the capital’s tax authorities issued clarifications on similar issues (as well as on a number of other situations).
