In particular, businesses using models of cash registers and control equipment that have been excluded from the Unified Register of Cash Registers and Control Equipment, and whose validity expires on September 30, 2026, are required to write off and decommission such equipment by that date. They must then replace it with equipment compatible with the “Electronic Sales Monitoring” Information System (MEV).
The State Tax Service notes that the “MEV” Information System is a unified information resource that collects data on transactions conducted using cash registers and control devices, monitors sales in real time, and performs risk analysis.
Taxpayers required to connect cash register and control equipment compatible with the “MEV” system may use the services of certified suppliers for this purpose. A list of these providers, as well as a list of cash register and control equipment models, is available on the website mev.sfs.md, notes the State Tax Service.
Subsequently, the taxpayer submits an application through licensed technical support centers for cash register and control equipment to register the equipment with the “MEV” Information System. This application is submitted separately for each cash register and control device.
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