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LWO at the “Accounting 24/25” Conference: A Step Toward the Future of Business Digitalization

On November 24–25, the “Accounting 24/25” conference took place in Belarus, bringing together chief accountants and business representatives. LWO was among the key participants at this important event.


At the conference, Oleg Veremeychik, company advisor, spoke in detail about upcoming regulatory changes. Starting July 1, 2025, all cash registers in Belarus must comply with new standards outlined in Resolution No. 29/99 and Regulation No. 10. According to the speaker, companies whose cash registers cannot be upgraded or that deal in labeled goods must prepare to switch to new equipment.

“Change is always a challenge — but also an opportunity for businesses to reach a new level of efficiency,” Oleg Veremeychik noted. “We are ready to offer solutions that help our clients adapt with minimal effort.”

One such solution is LKassa, LWO’s advanced software-based cash register, which has already proven itself to be a modern, user-friendly tool for businesses.

LWO continues to move forward with confidence, remaining a reliable partner for its clients by helping them adapt to change and seize new opportunities for growth and development.

The LKassa software-based cash register is fully compliant with the new regulatory requirements and offers a range of key advantages:

  • Support for labeled goods, which is especially important under the new rules.
  • No need for a physical SKNO (Secure Fiscal Memory Device), simplifying operations and reducing client costs.
  • Flexible configuration and ease of use, allowing seamless integration into existing business processes.
  • 24/7 technical support, ensuring uninterrupted system performance
  • At the conference, participants were presented with a detailed client journey for implementing LKassa — designed with a clear understanding of the transition to new equipment.

At the conference, participants were presented with a detailed client journey for implementing LKassa — designed with a clear understanding of the transition to new equipment.