The tax service is expanding the surveillance: from 2027, 79 more companies will join it.
The Federal Tax Service continues to expand its tax monitoring system. As of January 1, 2027, another 79 organizations will join it, and the total number of participants, according to the department, will reach 935.
Tax monitoring is a special format for the interaction between the business and the tax service: the federal tax service gets access to the company's data and can monitor the tax obligations without a traditional on-site audit.
Among the new participants are eight organizations that submitted applications within the framework of investment protection and promotion agreements, whose participation in monitoring is mandatory.
Expanding the system means another transition to digital tax control. For companies operating in this format, the readiness of accounting systems and electronic information exchange with the Federal Tax Service is especially important.