As many as 200 of the about 15,000 VAT payers that are obliged to transmit fiscal reports over the Internet from this year have not yet managed to connect to the “Electronic Statement” service, said Viorel Bolocan, head of the Contact and Assistance Center of the state-run company Fiscservinform, Info-Prim Neo reports. ”In order to benefit from free connection and training, the taxpayers were to access the service by December 31. Fiscservinform decided to maintain this concession for the economic entities that have not been yet connected to the service. The connection is done in the building of the Botanica Tax Inspectorate located on Teilor St, where the training courses are held,” said Viorel Bolocan. Fiscservinform also launched an individual training service, directly on the user’s computer, by testing the equipment of the taxpayer. At request, the company’s specialist travels to the economic entity’s office. The service costs 80 lei. From January 1, 2012, the presentation of fiscal reports over the Internet is mandatory for the about 15,000 VAT payers that are served by the state tax inspectorates of the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti, the Comrat Tax Administration Division of the State Tax Inspectorate of Gagauzia and the Large Taxpayers Division of the State Main Tax Inspectorate. The VAT payers from other territorial-administrative units will switch to electronic reporting from 2013.