Sales were led by merchandising, while, changing the trend of recent concerts, drinks were the least sold.
Nubeluz’s last concert, held over the weekend at the San Marcos stadium, raised revenues of S/370,713.50 through the 41 authorized sales points for drinks, food and merchandising, according to controls carried out by the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat).
Sales were led by the merchandising category and the brand activations carried out with S/186,642.00while food establishments were in second place with revenues of S/108,592.50. On the other hand, beverages were the least marketed, reporting a total of S/75,479.
Through the Initial Verification of Compliance with Tax Obligations (VICOT), carried out by a team of 21 Sunat inspectors, the registration in the RUC and the issuance of payment vouchers for all establishments (21 for food sales, 13 for beverages and 7 for merchandising) were verified.
It is through these interventions that a projection of the total sales made can be made, which allows validating the income that the verified taxpayers must declare. Therefore, It is important that attendees of concerts and various shows with a larger attendance request their proof of payment when purchasing any product.
Source: Larepublica
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