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BORIS TITOV PROPOSED TO INTRODUCE NEW MEASURES TO SUPPORT BUSINESS

... European model, in which the state paid 80% of the costs of remuneration of employees. The day before, the business ombudsman Boris Titov announced the idea of introduction new support measures for companies that have not fully recovered from the pandemic.... ... employees. The idea was announced during the business ombudsman's working trip to the northern capital. Titov outlined several initiatives at once, including a return to the previously operating payroll 2.0 program, subsidizing salaries and compensation ...

BORIS TITOV PROPOSED TO REDUCE FINES FOR SMEs, INDIVIDUAL ENTREPRENEURS AND SELF-EMPLOYED

Business Ombudsman Boris Titov spoke to Vladimir Putin with an initiative to reduce fines for SMEs, individual entrepreneurs and the self-employed. The human rights activist also called for the introduction of a system of a differentiated amount of fines, which will directly depend on the size of profit of the person ...

BORIS TITOV PROPOSED TO BAN OPEN SALE OF MOONSHINE STILLS

The office of the business ombudsman Boris Titov proposed to ban the open sale of moonshine stills. The measure was announced as part of the fight against the illegal alcohol market in Russia. The initiative is contained in the report of the business ombudsman prepared for Vladimir Putin. In substantiating the position, the document provides data from Yandex search queries, according to which the number of requests for the purchase of moonshine ...

BORIS TITOV PROPOSED TO REMOVE RESTRICTIONS FOR SELF-EMPLOYED

Business Ombudsman Boris Titov intends to come up with an initiative to remove a number of restrictive measures from the self-employed, as well as to grant them the right to make insurance payments. Such proposals are contained in the materials prepared for the annual report to the president. According to ...

OVER 30,000 RUSSIAN CHILDREN HAVE STATUS OF SELF-EMPLOYED

... As for the total number of self-employed in the country, their number has already reached 2.4 million people. The self-employed have replenished the state treasury with taxes in the total amount of 12 billion rubles. Earlier, the business ombudsman Boris Titov expressed his intention to remove a number of restrictive measures from the self-employed, as well as grant them the right to make contributions to the Social Insurance Fund. The initiative is contained in the materials prepared for the annual report to the President.

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