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Предпринимателям будет необходимо либо модернизировать существующий кассовый аппарат, либо купить новый. О том, какие кассы подойдут для торговли в новых условиях и как модернизировать старые, рассказал представитель компании АТОЛ, ведущего производителя торгового оборудования.
Изменится и обязательное содержание пробиваемого чека. Теперь просто суммы покупки без название товара будет недостаточно. Поэтому понадобится кассовая программа, которая будет вести справочник товаров, выводить на чек другие обязательные данные и отправлять его по требованию покупателя на мейл или телефон. Подробнее про использование кассового ПО, соответствующего требованиям 54-ФЗ, рассказали организаторы семинара, сервис МойСклад.
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