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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Self-Employment During Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Russian NPD self-employment during and after bankruptcy: receipts, income, accounts, tax, estate rules and difference from sole-trader status.
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Salary During Russian Personal Bankruptcy
A practical guide to receiving salary during Russian personal bankruptcy: case stages, protected funds, documents, payroll arrangements and delayed payments.
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Will an Employer Learn About a Worker’s Russian Bankruptcy?
How a Russian employer may learn of employee bankruptcy, when payroll is involved, what is public and whether bankruptcy itself permits dismissal.
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Can You Work After Russian Personal Bankruptcy?
Employment after Russian personal bankruptcy: salary, disclosure, management positions and the difference between a citizen and sole-trader case.
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Notarial Writ of Execution in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
A practical guide to a Russian notarial writ of execution before and during personal bankruptcy, including enforcement and challenge routes.
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A Child’s Money in a Parent’s Bankruptcy: How to Prove Its Source
How to prove the source of a child’s money in a parent’s Russian bankruptcy: child support, benefits, pension, gifts and the remaining balance.
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Employment Bonus in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Treatment of one-off, quarterly and annual bonuses in Russian bankruptcy: estate, accrual period, living minimum, expenses and evidence.
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Business Trip Reimbursements in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
A practical guide to separating per diem, travel and hotel reimbursements from salary in a Russian personal bankruptcy case.
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Selling Personal Belongings Online During Russian Bankruptcy
A practical guide to selling used personal belongings online before or during a Russian personal bankruptcy procedure.
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Enforcement Fee After Russian Personal Bankruptcy
How an enforcement fee is treated during and after Russian bankruptcy: separate order, date, basis, proceeding closure and collection review.