Anti-crisis support to business

Restrictions and measures of state support for business: the digest for 1-14 April 2024

Thresholds have been adjusted for damage/criminal proceeds from economic crimes; the procedure has been determined for preparing resolutions on how IP should be used without the consent of a rightholder; unlabelled products which have been seized are proposed to be channelled for humanitarian purposes.

Restrictions and measures of state support for business: the digest for 18-31 March 2024

The grounds have been extended for economically significant companies to disclose information; subjects of critical information infrastructure will be obliged to use Russian software; the switch to electronic document flow in freight transportation will be tested.

Restrictions and measures of state support for business: the digest for 4-17 March 2024

The requirements have been updated for how residents make contributions to the issued capital of foreign companies; amendments have been proposed to the specifics of conducting state control; the use has been postponed of the State Information System of Electronic Shipping Documents for making a reservation during international haulage.

Restrictions and measures of state support for business: the digest for 19 February - 3 March 2024 Advertising will be banned on a foreign agent’s information resources; rules have been adjusted for entering into special investment contracts (SPICs); conditions will be updated for making investments under an IPPA.

Restrictions and measures of state support for business: the digest for 5-18 February 2024 The Government will form a sub-commission for the use of IP items; the procedure has been simplified for Russian companies to be authorised to carry out international road haulage; the procurement procedure for Russian products will be made more efficient.

Restrictions and measures of state support for business: the digest for 15 January – 4 February 2024 The Government Commission will determine the procedure for frozen assets to be exchanged; economically significant companies may opt not to disclose information; and cases of public procurement from a single supplier will be extended.