When organizing retail trade, the question arises of minimizing costs. First of all, this concerns the reduction of tax payments. The most affordable way for these purposes is to reduce the sales area, but so that the tax inspectors cannot prove the catch.
It is necessary
- Consultation:
- - a lawyer;
- - an accountant;
- - graphic designer.
Instructions
Step 1
The issue of documentary reduction of the retail space in retail is primarily relevant for UTII payers. A large retail space can “eat up” the lion's share of profits. In order to avoid this, businessmen are forced to cheat and look for ways to reduce their costs.
For this purpose, manipulations are made with the numbers in the lease agreements for retail space. The trading area is considered the area where the sale of goods is carried out (note that the showroom in which the showcases for displaying the goods are located is not considered commercial, therefore, it can be safely subtracted from the total area of the lease agreement and allocated in a separate column) Places of storage and warehousing of the rest of the goods are not included in the trading area and are considered warehouse (utility, auxiliary, etc.). With this in mind, when drawing up a lease agreement, these areas should be separated into two different units.
Step 2
The next step will be to optimize the outlet itself for the indicators specified in the contract. Otherwise, checking and measuring the premises can lead to penalties. Here you can use a combination of design techniques, the installation of a double showcase (the back of which will be a warehouse). The main goal is to achieve a visual perception of the proposed area, since the first assessment will be just visual, perhaps it will not come to measurements.
