Acsour continues to actively participate in key industry events, strengthening the company's position as an expert in tax and legal support. Our specialist's, Nikita Pavlov's recent speech at the SPIBA event "New Horizons of Tax Control" with the topic "Tax Control of P2P Transfers: How the Boundary Between Personal Transfers and Business Income Is Changing" is yet another confirmation of this commitment.
An Intimate Format — A Live Dialogue Among Professionals
The event was held in a format that proved particularly conducive to in-depth discussion: an intimate gathering of professionals who genuinely care about the issues being discussed. This allowed participants to move beyond formal presentations and focus on real problems and solutions.
The topic of tax control of P2P transfers sparked keen interest even during the presentation. Questions continued during the break and did not end after the official closing. Attendees approached our expert, asked for details, and shared their own experiences and concerns. Such engagement confirms that the issue affects everyone — whether in business, private practice, or personal finance.
Exchanging Experience with the Professional Community
Particularly valuable was the exchange of views with colleagues from other companies. During informal discussions, participants talked about the general state of business, current challenges in tax and legal support, and development trends. It became clear that the professional community is only beginning to grasp the implications of recent legislative changes, and the demand for expert analysis remains extremely high.
Why This Matters for Businesses
For Acsour, participating in this event was an opportunity to clearly state our position: we do not merely monitor legislative changes — we are able to explain their consequences before they become a problem for our clients. Our goal is to be not just an outsourcing partner, but a trusted advisor who helps anticipate risks and build proactive protection.
As tax control tightens and approaches to qualifying P2P transfers change, companies face new challenges. Timely advice and a well‑structured strategy help minimise risks and maintain confidence in the future.
How Acsour Can Help
Acsour experts are ready to:
advise on tax control of P2P transfers and the distinction between personal and business income;
audit your financial transactions for tax risks;
develop a protection strategy for dealing with regulatory authorities;
provide full legal and tax support for your business.
Contact us — we will help you navigate complex tax control issues and build a reliable protection system for your business.