The New Year brought numerous changes, particularly in taxation. Changes were introduced to various chapters of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, i. e. Corporate Profit Tax, Personal Income Tax, Simplified Tax System, Insurance Premium, Property Tax and many others. This article will cover those amendments that apply [...]
Svetlana Sviridenkova
Svetlana Sviridenkova
Director
Audit Practice
Korpus Prava (Russia)
Last summer brought a lot of questions on planned legal developments and taxpayer's actions in disputable situations.
On entry into force of Article 269 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, interest rate setting became difficult for accountants. Meanwhile, legislators update the procedure for rate setting on an annual basis and create new criteria and reasons to exclude part of paid charges interest.
As we all know, from 2017 tax authorities have resumed the administration of insurance premiums, for which reason budget classification codes and the form of insurance premiums calculation have been changed. There are many questions indeed, because any changes create a misunderstanding between the administrative authority and the payer.
Until last December there had been a threat of monopolization of the audit market by creating a single self-regulatory organization controlled by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation. Fortunately, it did not happen. Two self-regulatory organizations retain control over the activities of auditors.
New 2016 gave us quiet a lot of changes in the tax law and, unfortunately, mainly to the disfavor of taxpayers. Thus, the Tax Code underwent serious alterations in the part of income tax. Introduction of a new quarterly statement form is one of such alterations.
This article covers the most significant changes related to those economic areas that are not recognized as particularly affected, as well as some measures to support small and medium-sized businesses operating in the affected economic areas.
When making a decision to purchase property (fixed assets) under the financial lease (leasing) agreement, a business owner rarely thinks about peculiarities of accounting and tax consequences that this method of acquisition will entail. In the financial lease agreement, it is necessary to indicate on whose balance sheet a leased asset [...]
In November 2018, the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation amended Accounting Regulations “Accounting for Corporate Income Tax” PBU 18/02, which are mandatory for accounting statements for 2020, i.e. for accounting from January 1, 2020.
Often we do not fully understand the whole complexity of tax and accounting legislation until we face it in practice. One of such examples is the creation of reserves for vacation pay for tax purposes.
According to the established tradition, at the beginning of the year, we will cover the main changes in the principles of accounting and accounting reporting.
Since January 1, 2019, numerous changes to the Tax Code and other laws of the Russian Federation have become effective. The most debatable among them are VAT rate increases and changes in the procedure of pension assignment and payments.
Over the years, legislators have been struggling for the quality of the audit. One of the stages of this struggle was the draft law with amendments to Federal Law No. 307-фз dated 30.12.2008 “On Auditing Activities” submitted for consideration to [...]
Federal Law No. 231-FZ dated 29 July 2018 (the Law) amending Part One of the Tax Code will come into force on 1 January 2019. According to this Law, the tax authorities will have the opportunity to obtain information about taxpayers from audit organizations and individual auditors (auditors).