President of Russia signed several decrees

On December 12, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed several decrees. The documents were published on the Kremlin’s official website. Bashinform News Agency has prepared an overview of their most important and exciting.

The list of socially vulnerable categories of citizens whose employment allows small and medium-sized businesses to acquire social enterprise status has been expanded.

A law has been signed aimed at humanizing criminal legislation about women convicted of minor crimes and who have small children who are in the children's home of a correctional institution.

The Law on Reducing Excessive Accounting Requirements will give political parties, their regional branches, and other structures the right to use simplified financial reporting.

An agreement has been concluded between Russia and Belarus on creating and operating combat training centers for joint training of military personnel on the parties' territories.

Russian banks with a basic license are granted the right to continuously open correspondent accounts in foreign banks.

The Russian Federation and the Sultanate of Oman will eliminate double taxation. The treaty applies to residents of one or both parties and taxes on income.

The authorities of Russia and Pakistan agreed to settle the country's debt to the Russian Federation on loans provided in 2001.

The President signed a law establishing administrative liability for the illegal placement of biometric personal data. This applies to the work of banks, MFCs, and other organizations. Roskomnadzor will draw up the protocols.

As Bashinform News Agency reported, the head of state signed some socially essential laws.

Author: Elina Akhmetova