Month: June 2024
MTPP – Changes in the TCO from 01.01.2024
Evgeniya Chernova spoke at an event of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry with a report on the topic of “Changes in transfer pricing from 01.01.2024”. During her speech, the speaker analyzed in detail the key innovations that came into force at the beginning of the year, including updated approaches to comparability, documentation structure and control by tax authorities. Particular attention was paid to practical recommendations for preparing reports and adapting internal procedures of companies. The report sparked an active discussion among specialists in the field of taxation and finance.
CFO – Payments to friendly countries situation as of June 2024
Darya Pogodina presented an up-to-date overview of the regulation of cross-border settlements with so-called friendly jurisdictions, highlighted the requirements of currency legislation, the practice of banking support and the nuances of interaction with the government commission. The report was aimed at financial directors and aroused keen interest due to its practical focus and relevance.
Planning the budget and financing of the company during the liquidation period
Evgeniya Chernova spoke at a joint meeting of the Legal Affairs Committee, the Accounting RG and the Controlling RG with a report on “Planning the budget and financing of a company during liquidation”. The speaker covered key aspects of financial planning at the final stage of a company’s activities, including cost control, optimization of resource allocation, tax implications and interaction with counterparties. Both legal and accounting nuances were considered, which made the report especially useful for specialists involved in the liquidation process.
Article “Association Russian-Turkish Dialogue. PRACTICE of international payments in current conditions”
Darya Pogodina wrote an article for the Russian-Turkish Dialogue Association on the topic of “International Payment Practices in Current Conditions”. In the article, the speaker analyzes in detail the changes in the regulation of international settlements and their impact on businesses working with Turkey. New challenges arising in cross-border payments are considered, as well as practical recommendations for using alternative payment systems and minimizing risks. Particular attention is paid to issues of compliance with legislation and optimization of financial transactions in the context of instability in international markets.