The Tax Committee is testing electronic invoices directly from 1C and other systems.

The State Tax Service is launching a pilot project to introduce modern fiscal solutions. This was announced by Azat Almanbetov, Deputy Chairman of the State Tax Service.

“Fiscal software refers to automated business management systems such as 1C, Rkeeper, and others. They are divided into solutions for retail and for enterprises. At the first stage, we will integrate with retail automation systems,” Almanbetov explained.

According to the new provision of the Tax Code, fiscal software integrated with the tax service system is equivalent to a cash register. This will allow entrepreneurs to abandon physical cash registers and third-party programs.

The project will also include an electronic invoicing service. It will allow invoices to be generated and sent directly from accounting systems to the tax authorities.

All data on accounts and fiscal transactions will be available in the taxpayer's personal account, ensuring transparency and ease of control.

The first phase of the pilot will cover retail chains, and the project will then be expanded to enterprises in various sectors of the economy.