1. From 1 July 2025, the requirement to scan unified control marks on cash registers will be abolished.
In order to simplify the processes of selling goods subject to marking with unified control marks and to prevent the formation of queues in retail outlets, trade entities must promptly, no later than 1 August 2025, ensure the readjustment of their accounting systems to remove the requirement for scanning them.
2. In order to adapt business entities to the new conditions of conducting trade activities, the work on organising differentiated accounting for goods marked with identification means may be carried out in a test mode, which will last until 1 November 2025. Within the framework of the test mode, trade entities must carry out work to eliminate errors identified in the handling of marked goods, optimise their business processes for receiving and selling marked goods, train personnel, and inform customers about the specifics of selling and purchasing goods marked with identification means.
In order to prevent the suspension of retail outlet operations and to ensure the supply of food products and essential goods to the population, tax authorities will not apply administrative liability measures for identified violations of the legislation on differentiated accounting (except in cases where such violations indicate the concealment of revenue from taxation).