
The government has prepared a bill allowing the use of Russian Post email for official correspondence of legal entities
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Current legislation requires legal entities to have a physical address for official communications.
MOSCOW, October 7 - RIA Novosti. In Russia, it is planned to allow legal entities to register a business using an email address in the Russian Post electronic mail system for conducting official correspondence; the government has prepared a corresponding bill, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko told reporters.
“When we were preparing the law on Russian Post, we received many proposals. One of them was to allow the registration of a business by email address in the state electronic mail system for official correspondence. We prepared a corresponding bill. It will be published for public discussion,” the Deputy Prime Minister said on the sidelines of the Digital Solutions forum.
According to him, the business will have a new service that will save on rent and simplify official communication.
The Deputy Prime Minister’s Office clarified that according to current legislation, legal entities must use a “physical” address for official communications.
They explained that for registration with the Federal Tax Service, within the framework of the bill, it is proposed to use the home address of the manager, which will not be displayed in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
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The bill will be published for public comment.
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