The government supported the ban on collecting payments for SVO in bankruptcy

The government supported a bill proposing to introduce a ban on the collection of payments for participation in a military operation as part of bankruptcy proceedings. However, the government ordered the initiative to be finalized. Its authors were the first deputy leader of the United Russia faction, Dmitry Vyatkin, and the first deputy chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation, Irina Rukavishnikova.

The explanatory note states that now the participants of the SVO, undergoing the procedure for selling property as part of bankruptcy, cannot take advantage of cash payments for performing combat missions. As part of the draft law, the government will be able to establish a list of monetary payments that are not subject to inclusion in the bankruptcy estate in bankruptcy.

The government’s draft review states that if “statutory executive immunity” is adopted, the financial manager (appointed by the court) must independently resolve the matter out of court. “In order to eliminate the risks of foreclosure on payments… it is necessary to ensure compliance with the requirements for indicating the type of income code in payment documents in the manner prescribed by the Bank of Russia regulation “On the rules for transferring funds,” the document says (quote from TASS) .

Vladimir Putin in March 2022 signed law recognizing participants in the military operation in Ukraine as combat veterans. This status provides social benefits and monthly payments to military personnel, and they will also receive double pension credit. In January, Mr. Putin named priority is to strengthen the system of social guarantees for participants in the military operation, and also called for creating conditions so that they can realize themselves in various fields.

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Laura Keffer