- From January 1, 2026, many small businesses in metropolitan areas and districts with over 30,000 people must switch from simplified to standard taxation.
- Affected sectors include manufacturing, retail, food and beverage, real estate, motor vehicle sales and repair, accommodation, entertainment, and urban passenger transport.
- Businesses must use POS cash registers and issue proper receipts for all sales.
- Market stall sellers and mobile vendors without fixed locations are exempt.
- The changes aim to ensure all sales are recorded, reduce tax evasion, enforce POS use, and increase audit transparency; non-compliance may result in financial penalties.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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