According to NAV's announcement yesterday, the auditors examined, among other things, the issuing of receipts and invoices, the notification of employees, and the sale of excise products in more than 1,800 cases until the first week of August.
The issuing of receipts and invoices, which make up the majority of the inspections, and the examination of the notification of employees revealed more than 400 omissions.
In almost 300 of these cases, problems related to the operation of online cash registers or failure to issue receipts were recorded, and 83 entrepreneurs did not report their employees.
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