Living or working in Russia brings personal obligations separate from any company: tax residency by day-count, personal income tax and the annual 3-NDFL, CFC reporting for foreign companies you control, and currency-control notices. Left unaddressed they accumulate. We handle your personal position — cleanly, annually, with no surprises.
Residency, 3-NDFL, CFC and account notices — your annual list. Free.
Email me the checklist →The 183-day test determines what income is taxed and what you must report. We confirm your status.
Prepare and file the annual 3-NDFL, applying treaty relief where it is available.
Notifications and, where due, tax on controlled foreign companies you hold.
Notify foreign accounts and flows as the rules require, and keep it current each year.
Broadly, presence of 183 days or more within a 12-month period makes you a tax resident, which changes what income is taxed and what you report. The exact position should be reviewed.
If you have reportable Russian or, as a resident, worldwide income, the annual 3-NDFL is due by 30 April with tax paid by 15 July. We prepare and file it.
If you are a Russian tax resident controlling a foreign company, CFC rules require notifications and possibly tax on retained profits. We assess and handle it.
Practical support for international business in Russia.