MOSCOW, October 2 – Novosti. Accredited IT companies with direct or indirect state participation of less than 50% will retain their accreditation and remain in the register, the Russian Ministry of Digital Development said .
On Saturday, the government of the Russian Federation approved new rules for the accreditation of IT companies, according to which revenue from activities in the field of information technology must be at least 30% of the company’s total income, and its employees must receive a salary not lower than the average for the country or the subject of registration.
“Companies with any indirect – a form of participation through third parties – state participation and / or direct – the state directly participates in the capital of the organization – less than 50% state participation, which have already been accredited, will retain their accreditation and remain in the register,” the message says. published in the department’s Telegram channel.
It is clarified that during the annual check for compliance of such organizations with new requirements, the share of indirect state participation will not be taken into account. It will be direct – there must be less than 50% state participation to maintain accreditation. The first compliance check, as noted in the Ministry of Digital Development, will take place on July 1, 2023.
“Only previously unaccredited companies with direct or indirect state participation, 50% or more, will not be able to obtain accreditation under the new procedure,” the ministry said.
