The main criteria for forming the rating include timely fulfillment of tax obligations, absence of violations, accuracy of reporting, stable operation of the company, creation of new jobs, and a level of tax burden that corresponds to the average indicators in the industry.
According to representatives of the State Tax Service, companies with a high rating will be able to count on additional measures of state support. This may include, for example, a reduction in the number of inspections and access to special financing.
In the future, it is planned to expand this rating into a broader business rating that will take into account not only tax aspects but also the overall business reputation of companies, as well as their social responsibility, including charitable initiatives and support for vulnerable groups of the population.
