The department explained that, according to the new regulations, public catering is obliged to reflect in the Unified System of Automated State Information and confirm with a control each glass of wine, whiskey or vodka dispensed, and even a few drops of alcohol added to a cocktail or dish. . At the same time, it is recommended to introduce the possibility of canceling alcohol at the checkout and submitting data to the Unified State Automated Information System through the universal transport module (UTM) before September 1, but they will still not be fined for the lack of new electronic reports.
“This reporting scheme assumes that the customer must be given a cash receipt with a QR code containing information about the alcoholic products sold. By scanning such a code, a person can be sure that the alcohol in the glass is legal.” , explained Vladimir Pozdnyakov, Kontur.Market expert on automation of work with state systems in public catering and retail.
At the same time, the check will indicate the volume of alcohol sold in milliliters, says the expert. To reflect this in the Automated Information System of the Unified State, public catering is sufficient with a UTM with automatic check transmission function. In EGAIS it will also be necessary to indicate the reason for the cancellation of cooking alcohol.
In the sale of alcohol, the same tax stamp can be scanned several times, Pozdniakov said. The volume of such cancellations and sales must not exceed the volume of the bottle. “If the regulatory authorities find a discrepancy, for example, 1,200 ml was poured out of a 1,000 ml bottle, a logical question will arise: where does the excess alcohol come from? It could be a fake. Problems are not ruled out,” he stressed. .
Rosalkogolregulirovanie reminded that for violation of the procedure for accounting for product turnover or for failure to register information in the Unified State Automated Information System, officials will face a fine of 10 thousand to 15 thousand rubles, for a legal entity it will be from 150 thousand to 200 thousand rubles. Infringing products may be confiscated.
Rosalkogolregulirovanie clarified that the changes affect sellers of strong alcohol, the new requirements do not apply to beer products, including beer, cider, poiret and mead.
