Representative offices and branches sit under a different regime from an LLC — accreditation, strict limits on permitted activity, specific head-office expense rules, and their own reporting. Get the boundaries wrong and the accreditation is at risk. We keep these structures compliant, correctly reported, and clear on what they can and cannot do.
Accreditation, permitted activity and reporting, explained. Free.
Email me the checklist →Accreditation with the authorities, and keeping it valid as rules and personnel change.
A rep office cannot trade; a branch can within limits. We keep activity within what the structure permits.
The specific rules on allocating and deducting head-office expenses to the Russian presence.
The reporting these structures owe — different from an LLC — filed correctly and on time.
A representative office is limited to marketing, liaison and research and cannot conduct commercial activity. A branch can trade within limits. Staying within these boundaries protects the accreditation.
There are specific rules on allocating and deducting head-office expenses to a Russian branch or rep office. We apply them correctly to keep the position defensible.
Accreditation must be kept valid and updated as personnel and details change. We manage this so it does not lapse.
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