By providing tax authorities with online access to their data, the taxpayer is effectively disclosing to
controllers of the entire essence of the business, which makes it almost completely transparent.
Vladimir Saskov, expert at the Institute of Tax Management of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, director of the Association of Tax Consultants
The bill will allow connecting to the systemcompanies with annual revenues and assets of up to 1 billion rubles, as well as the amount of taxes paid for the year in the amount of up to 100 million rubles. About 200 Russian companies fall under these criteria, the newspaper points out.
In 2020, tax monitoring is carried out in relation to 95 the largest payers, including 48 companies with state participation, the publication was told.
The Federal Tax Service has been conducting tax monitoring since 2016.Reminds me of RBC. Companies voluntarily provide the service with access to their data and, if there are risks of violations of the law, the tax office recommends eliminating them. Currently, monitoring is carried out only in relation to large companies with revenues and assets of up to 3 billion rubles, and tax payments of up to 300 million rubles per year. In 2020, 95 organizations took part in it, the Federal Tax Service told Vedomosti.
In 2019, these included, for example, Lukoil, Gazprom, Rosneft, Tele2, MTS, Unilever and Google.
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