For the period from 19 March until 10 April 2020, access will be restricted to all courts and court proceedings will also be suspended. This does not apply to cases which cannot be set aside or to the cases considered under writ proceedings or summary proceedings.
Read moreWe are glad to inform you that several of Acsour's clients have successfully used amendments to the Tax Code of the Russian Federation and were able to receive VAT refund from the budget.
Read moreThe Federal Tax Service has developed a document defining the procedure for the interaction of competent authorities of a foreign state with Russian supervisory authorities during tax inspections of companies.
Read moreThe President of the Russian Federation has signed a Law according to which organizations can prevent violations of requirements of antitrust legislation by implementing a system of internal measures, known as antitrust compliance.
Read moreThe Federal archive body has approved a new List of managerial archival documents and their retention periods. The changes came into effect on February 18, 2020.
Read moreIf transactions on your company's account are stopped unreasonably, the tax authorities may be called to account for illegal actions. At the same time, it is possible to recover from them not only losses, but also court costs as well as interest. Acsour's Legal Department has prepared materials from which you will learn in which cases it is possible to legally recover the losses incurred.
Read moreOn February 27, Acsour will take part in the St. Petersburg International Labour Forum, which is Russia’s largest event in the field of labour and developing human capital. The agenda includes a discussion of issues associated with labour productivity, national and social projects, proficiency enhancement, migration policy, HR technologies, and many others.
Read moreIn December 2019, the Plenum of the Supreme Court in its review explained the changes made to the Civil Code of the Russian Federation concerning the notarization of resolutions of participants in limited liability companies (referred to below as a Company or LLC). Acsour’s lawyers have already studied this issue in detail and have prepared a short explanatory material for you.
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