Sevastopol taxpayers were told about the main nuances of paying taxes and the new “geoki” service

CrimeaPRESS reports:

At the next webinar, specialists from the Federal Tax Service of Russia for the city of Sevastopol reminded taxpayers of the peculiarities of transferring taxes and fees in 2024, warned against the negative consequences of having a tax debt, and also talked about the rules for using cash register equipment and the possibilities of the digital service “geocards”.

The head of the department for settling settlements with the budget, Andrei Krasnoperov, clarified that on January 1, the transition period ends, which allowed the transfer of funds by payment orders with status “02” to a specific tax bank. He emphasized that payments paid next year will be taken into account, as before, as part of a single tax payment, with the mandatory provision of notification in the form approved by order of the Federal Tax Service of Russia dated November 2, 2022 No. ED -7-8-/1047@. The speaker focused the listeners’ attention on the algorithm for distributing the single tax payment and the procedure for issuing payment orders from January 1, 2024.

The head of the department for project debt management and debt settlement of individuals, Andrei Yakovlev, warned against the negative consequences of non-payment of taxes, and also recalled the methods of paying them and settling debts.

The speaker clarified that tax payments can be made through the Internet services of the Federal Tax Service of Russia “Personal account for individuals” And «Payment of taxes and duties»mobile application «Taxes FL», personal account on Public services portal, as well as in any banking institution in the city of Sevastopol.

Andrey Yakovlev reminded that to prevent unpleasant situations related to the presence of tax debt, you can use the special service of the Federal Tax Service of Russia «Informing about debt». A mandatory condition for activating this service is a completed consent form for information. Subscribing to the service allows you to prevent the risks of applying debt collection measures, interim measures against the debtor and other restrictions.

The chief state tax inspector of the department for procedural debt collection, Elena Orlova, dwelled on the questions that are received from taxpayers regarding debt collection under the conditions of using the Unified Tax Account. She recalled that this year the debt collection procedure begins with a negative balance of the Unified Tax Service. The demand for debt payment is formed for the amount of the negative balance of the Unified Tax Service and is valid until the balance of the Unified Tax Service reaches a positive or zero value.

Deputy Head of the Operational Control Department Natalya Zatsarenskaya reminded the webinar listeners about the procedure for using cash register equipment and the responsibility for not using the equipment, and also clarified the aspects of correcting erroneously punched checks by generating a correction check.

Natalya Zatsarenskaya said that the Federal Tax Service has implemented Data supply platform of the Federal Tax Service of Russia. The platform’s target consumers are federal and regional executive authorities.

Along with the closed part for executive authorities, the Data Delivery Platform contains open information in the form of dynamic infographic tools, which can be used by absolutely any user. She clarified that the resource contains a “Geochecks” section in the form of an interactive map, which reflects statistics on online cash registers by subject of the Russian Federation, city, district and even street. This map will help businesses analyze the competitive environment and assess their chances when opening and growing a business.

Department specialists clarified that the video recording of the webinar can be viewed in the official group «VKontakte» Federal Tax Service of Russia for the city of Sevastopol.

source: press service of the Federal Tax Service of Russia in Sevastopol

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