Tax legislation is an area that is subject to constant changes and requires in-depth knowledge. Here, a support of professionals, who will help companies to avoid difficulties with supervisory authorities, fines and other unpleasant consequences of incorrect maintenance tax accounting, is especially crucial.
Read moreStarting from September 1, 2020, the procedure for special evaluation study of labour conditions should be carried out using a new methodology.
Read morePlease be reminded that Russian companies that belong to a multinational enterprise (MNE) group must submit notifications to the tax authority of their membership of the MNE group.
Read moreSince 13 August 2020, amendments to the Russian Labour Code have come into effect. These prohibit companies from liquidating their business until they pay compensation to an employee for the second and third months after dismissal.
Read moreThe new reality poses even more demanding challenges to employers, such as introducing a safe operation standard and ensuring compliance with sanitary standards in order to counteract coronavirus.
Read moreMaintenance of accounting records is traditionally considered one of the most responsible and challenging functions of the company, since the cost of errors in this field is too high – from financial losses to criminal cases. The chief accountant is the right-hand man in the company who is responsible for the financial success of the enterprise.
Read moreOn August 7, Acsour together with IT Dominanta held an IT HR Meetup. Within the framework of such informal meetings, representatives of HR services in the IT industry of St. Petersburg come together to discuss current changes, exchange practices, and help colleagues to resolve professional issues. At the last meeting, the discussion focused on the impact of the pandemic on business.
Read moreThe Ministry of Labour has updated the list of preventive measures, the expenses on which the employer will be entitled to reimburse at the expense of insurance premiums for traumatism. According to the data from Ministry of Labour, the amount of compensation will be 20% of the amount of insurance premiums for traumatism that were accrued for 2019.
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