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Interaction with Regulatory and Supervisory Authorities

About Practice
Businesses in Russia often encounter various regulatory, supervisory, and law enforcement agencies.

Our objective is to ensure that the interaction with these government bodies on any matters is as smooth and secure as possible for our clients and their employees. Therefore, one of our core areas of practice is providing support in dealings with regulatory and supervisory authorities.

Examples of such support include:

  • A tax specialist accompanying the client's chief accountant during visits to the tax authorities;
  • A lawyer with advocate status representing the client's director in interviews or other capacities with law enforcement agencies;
  • A lawyer from the labor and migration practice representing the client's interests in cases involving violations of migration laws at the client's construction site;
  • A lawyer from the construction and real estate practice facilitating interactions with the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre, and Cartography (Rosreestr) and cadastral engineers during cadastral work on the client's property;
  • An expert from the investment projects practice liaising with local administrations and auction organizers for the acquisition of land plots or other relevant projects.

Having a clear understanding of the roles, powers, and limitations of these government bodies allows us to effectively protect our clients' interests and contribute to the achievement of their objectives.
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Interaction with Regulatory and Supervisory Authorities

About Practice
Businesses in Russia often encounter various regulatory, supervisory, and law enforcement agencies.

Our objective is to ensure that the interaction with these government bodies on any matters is as smooth and secure as possible for our clients and their employees. Therefore, one of our core areas of practice is providing support in dealings with regulatory and supervisory authorities.

Examples of such support include:

  • A tax specialist accompanying the client's chief accountant during visits to the tax authorities;
  • A lawyer with advocate status representing the client's director in interviews or other capacities with law enforcement agencies;
  • A lawyer from the labor and migration practice representing the client's interests in cases involving violations of migration laws at the client's construction site;
  • A lawyer from the construction and real estate practice facilitating interactions with the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre, and Cartography (Rosreestr) and cadastral engineers during cadastral work on the client's property;
  • An expert from the investment projects practice liaising with local administrations and auction organizers for the acquisition of land plots or other relevant projects.

Having a clear understanding of the roles, powers, and limitations of these government bodies allows us to effectively protect our clients' interests and contribute to the achievement of their objectives.