Currently in Russia there is a fairly large category of the population working “for themselves.” We are talking about the so-called “self-employed”, who receive income from providing services to citizens without registering as individual entrepreneurs, or from the use of personal property. This includes babysitters, maids, housekeepers, designers, cooks, tutors, private drivers, dressmakers, photographers, hairdressers, […]

Every year the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation publishes a list of companies that are subject for scheduled state inspections. You can find the inspection plan for 2019 here. Please also note that apart from the official plan, a number of unscheduled spot checks (e.g. a tax inspection) may be initiated by the state […]

Due to Inaccurate Specification of Prices in Contracts Your Revenue Could Be at Risk. Check the Terms of Pricing in Your Agreements in the Context of Increasing the Tax Rate of VAT up to 20% Starting from January 1, 2019, the VAT rate will be set at 20% instead of 18%.[1] The new rate applies […]