10 principles of tax security

1. Be ready to confirm your business purpose

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Tax benefit cannot be the sole purpose of the transaction. Prepare a "security file" for complex, large and atypical transactions. In which additional evidence of the reality and reasonableness of economic activity will be saved: a business plan, economic calculations, explanatory notes, reports, opinions of third-party consultants, etc.





This is a method of additional documentary evidence.





2. Trust, but check your counterparty

Be selective in choosing business partners, retain evidence of due diligence, and be prepared to disclose the reasons for choosing a particular counterparty. The depth of the check depends on the scale of the deal. Implement and monitor the implementation of the Counterparty Verification Regulations.





3. Measure seven times and cut once

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When performing legally significant actions, calculate the possible consequences in terms of property, tax, criminal and other liability.





Analyze second- and third-order consequences. The direct consequences of your decisions may conflict with long-term goals.





4. Keep your finger on the pulse

Hundreds of changes are made to tax legislation every year. The approaches of tax authorities and courts are changing. What was the norm yesterday is being prosecuted today.





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The objection or appeal stage always involves an examination of the evidence presented by the tax authority. To form your position, you need to carefully study, double-check and question every fact, conclusion, date, calculation, etc.





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