Online Registration at Ministry of Taxes
The Ministry of Taxes in the online mode for the time of service (February 1, 2012 - December 1, 2014) reported 6 698 entrepreneurs with the status of a legal entity - LLC.
In January-November this year as a whole there were registered 6446 legal entities, of which 2461 underwent e-registration, the data of the Ministry of Taxes read.
There is a tendency to reduce the rate - while last year the share of electronic registration was at 45.2%, this year it is 38.2%. Experts associate this with hopelessness and formal approach to the Ministry to the creation of private enterprises - most LLC open as one-time entities or close in up to a year after their creation. They are not given loans and they are visited by inspectors from the very commencement - illegally and without reason.
Recall the Ministry of Taxes started online registration of local limited liability companies in February 2012 in order to gain rating points in international reports on freedom of enterprise. --17D-
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