The Russian departments will be obliged to enter the registration of small and medium enterprises (SME), which maintains the federal tax service, data on all the recipients of the Estabot in this sector. These amendments approved the right to the Billing Activities Committee, Kommersant writes with reference to a source in the White House.
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With the help of new measures, officials want to establish the process of evaluating the effectiveness of SME support. Now the authorities do not have complete data, and this leads to inappropriate budgetary expenses.
The information now enters the registration only on measures related exclusively to SMEs. At the same time, there are programs in which other categories of recipients participate together with small businesses, for example, loans and preferential subsidies. According to the Russia Bank, for the first half of 2024, small and medium enterprises received preferential loans for 710 billion rubles.
Now the data in these programs will also be entered into the registry. The list of programs you must inform will be a government.
The Ministry of Economic Development “Kommersant” said that amendments will provide open and regular access to SMEs, as well as the validity and validity of decisions on industry support. Gorges and organizations will transmit the federal tax service on quarterly information, which will allow the Government to evaluate effectiveness and adjust the programs, added the ministry.
The SME number of the SME in 2024 increased by one year by 4%, to December 10, 6.56 million companies were recorded in Russia against 6.31 million on the same date in 2023. At the same time, the number of employees of employees These companies have hardly changed during the year: their number was 15.1 million, as a previous year.
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