A year ago, a client, the owner of a medical clinic, came to me. Everything seemed fine, but when I opened his charter, it spelled out all possible activities.
That is, officially, his clinic could not only treat people but also build houses, rent out machinery, and even engage in fishing.
The authorised capital was also specified with mistakes. In general, the documents were complete chaos.
Even the name of the clinic made it difficult to understand that I was looking at a medical organisation. This is a case where a business was registered hastily, without understanding the nuances.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
And then we get many questions:
\u2753 What tax regime should I apply now?
\u2753 Which services should I obtain a license for — medical, construction, or all of them at once?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A year ago, a client, the owner of a medical clinic, came to me. Everything seemed fine, but when I opened his charter, it spelled out all possible activities.That is, officially, his clinic could not only treat people but also build houses, rent out machinery, and even engage in fishing.The authorised capital was also specified … <\/p>\n