Individuals are required to submit notifications of CFCs by April 30 of the year following the tax period in which the controlling person is recognized as receiving income in the form of CFC profits or which follows the year in which CFC losses are determined.
Legal entities are required to submit notifications of CFCs by March 20 of the year following the tax period in which the controlling person is recognized as receiving income in the form of CFC profits or which follows the year in which CFC losses are determined.
Starting from 2021, along with the notification of Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC), it is necessary to attach the company's financial statements translated into Russian. The financial statements must be attached regardless of the company's financial results. If the foreign company's personal law requires a mandatory audit report, it must be translated into Russian and attached to the financial statements. An audit report is required for companies registered in countries that do not exchange tax information with the Russian Federation.
If the controlling entity fails to submit the CFC notification for several periods, notifications must be submitted in the following period to comply with the legislation.
Fines for failure to submit a notification of CFC in accordance with the Tax Code of the Russian Federation:
- 500,000 rubles for each CFC for failure to submit a notification within the time specified by law (for tax periods starting from 2020),
- 500,000 rubles for failure to submit documents or for submitting knowingly false information confirming the profit/loss of the CFC (for tax periods from 2020),
- 1,000,000 rubles for failure to submit documents confirming the profit/loss of the CFC at the request of the tax authorities (applies to documents for tax periods from 2020).