Bankruptcy
In-depth articles on personal and corporate bankruptcy in Russia: eligibility, court and out-of-court procedures, assets, transactions, consequences, and creditor and debtor rights.
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Employment After Personal Bankruptcy in Russia: Restrictions
Can you work after personal bankruptcy in Russia, including regulated and penal-service roles? Hiring, disclosure and restrictions explained.
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Interim Measures in Russian Bankruptcy: Attachments and Restrictions
Which interim measures a Russian court may impose in bankruptcy, how they differ from bailiff attachments and how to seek variation or cancellation.
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Marital Agreements in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
How a Russian marital agreement affects creditors, joint property and asset realization in personal bankruptcy.
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Microloans in Russian Personal Bankruptcy: Claims and Discharge
Microloan claims enter Russian personal bankruptcy under the general rules, while the court separately reviews the amount and the debtor’s good faith.
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Repeat Personal Bankruptcy in Russia: When Can You File Again?
Repeat personal bankruptcy in Russia: the five-year rule, returned or refused applications, creditor filings, MFC timing and discharge risks.
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Tax Authority Participation in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
How the Russian tax authority participates in personal bankruptcy: petition, creditor register, asset review, current taxes and final discharge.
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Moratorium Interest in Russian Bankruptcy: Accrual and Calculation
How Russian moratorium interest is calculated in observation, rehabilitation, external administration and liquidation: base, rate, period and payment.
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Personal Bankruptcy Auctions in Russia: Sale of Assets
How Russian personal-bankruptcy auctions progress through the first auction, repeat auction and public offer: deposit, application, winner and contract.
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Russian Bankruptcy and Debt Collectors: Calls and Complaints
What changes for collectors after filing and commencement of Russian bankruptcy: calls, creditor claims, refusal, relatives and enforcement-service complaints.
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Can You Be a Company Director After Russian Bankruptcy?
When a person may manage a Russian company after personal bankruptcy: 3, 5 and 10-year periods, de facto control, employment and register checks.