 Tax Reform 2026: What Changed for Small Businesses and How AI Helps Avoid Drowning in Reporting The main news for entrepreneurs on the Simplified Tax System (USN) is that VAT was not canceled, but postponed. The authorities agreed not to introduce it abruptly for everyone with a turnover above 60 million, but the issue remains open. What does this mean in practice? * **Uncertainty** — businesses do not know what rules to work by in a year. It's difficult to plan budgets, set prices, and hire employees. * **Increased burden on accounting** — even current changes require recalculating the tax base, new reporting forms, and tracking transitional provisions. * **Search for optimization** — entrepreneurs are actively looking for ways to reduce costs and automate routine tasks. And here, AI agents are not just a trendy toy, but a working tool. How the ASI Biont AI economist helps small businesses: * Analyzes financial flows and highlights tax risks — in seconds instead of hours with Excel * Prepares economic justifications for management decisions * Tracks macroeconomic changes (rates, inflation, exchange rates) and shows how they affect a specific business * Automates routine calculations — frees up the owner's time for strategy Why this is relevant right now: While large businesses hire a team of financiers, small entrepreneurs often face the tax authorities alone. An AI agent costs pennies compared to the salary of an accountant-analyst and works 24/7. Token 1500 to start — for new users. No promo codes, just registration and ready-made agents: economist, lawyer, PR, trader, journalist. The market is changing quickly. Those who automate now will be ahead when the tax reform takes full effect.