- Shell company
- A company created without the aim of carrying on real activity: a nominee director, no resources or staff, a short life. A business term; it is not in the law.
- Shell company
- “Technical” company
- A Federal Tax Service term: a company that carries on no real activity and is used for document flow and to reduce taxes.
- Commercial due diligence
- The standard of a reasoned choice of counterparty referred to by the Federal Tax Service: checking reputation, solvency, resources and experience. The market more often calls it due diligence.
- Commercial prudence
- Nominee director
- A director who is listed in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities but does not manage the company: decisions are made by someone else.
- Nominee director
- Serial director
- A person who is listed as the head or founder of a large number of companies at the same time. A risk sign, not a violation.
- Mass director
- Affiliation
- A person's link to legal entities: where they are a founder or head, and whether they have an individual entrepreneur registration.
- Affiliation
- Conflict of interest
- A situation in which an employee's personal interest affects or may affect the objectivity of their decisions — for example, when selecting a supplier.
- Conflict of interest
- Register of unfair suppliers
- A register in the EIS in which participants who evaded a contract or breached it are entered. A customer under Federal Law 223‑FZ may require that a participant is not in it.
- Vendor KYC
- Supplier check before admission: the company, the people behind it, the representative and sanctions. In Russia people more often say “supplier checks” or “counterparty checks”.
- Vendor KYC