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    <description>Vetrov &amp; Partners is a boutique Russian law firm established in 2009, advising foreign companies, family offices and private clients on cross-border disputes, restructuring, asset recovery, tax controversy, IP enforcement and business crime defence in Russia.

Fifteen specialists across six practices. A partner runs every matter. Over 1,000 matters handled since 2009. Recognised continuously by Pravo-300, Best Lawyers Russia and Kommersant.

Decks here: practitioner analysis for international counsel and in-house teams.</description>
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      <title>Article 54.1 of the Russian Tax Code and Foreign-Owned Groups</title>
      <description>A twelve-slide practitioner deck by Vetrov &amp; Partners — a boutique Russian law firm — on Article 54.1 of the Russian Tax Code: the two cumulative conditions, the arrangements the Federal Tax Service typically targets in foreign-owned groups (management fees, royalties, shared services, R&amp;D cost-sharing), the four evidentiary dimensions of an audit, the administrative appeal to UFNS, and the litigation calculus through the arbitrazh courts.

Read the full practitioner note at https://vetrovpartners.com/insights/article-54-1-russian-tax-foreign-groups/

More from Vetrov &amp; Partners: https://vetrovpartners.com</description>
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Read the full practitioner note at https://vetrovpartners.com/insights/article-54-1-russian-tax-foreign-groups/

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      <title>Trademark Squatting in Russia — Legal Routes for Foreign Rights Holders</title>
      <description>A twelve-slide practitioner deck by Vetrov &amp; Partners — a boutique Russian law firm — mapping the three procedural routes available to foreign rights holders whose marks have been registered in Russia by a squatter. Article 1486 non-use cancellation before the Intellectual Property Court; Article 1512 bad-faith invalidation; opposition before Rospatent's Chamber for Patent Disputes; and parallel TROIS customs registration.

Read the full practitioner note at https://vetrovpartners.com/insights/trademark-squatting-russia-foreign-brands/

More from Vetrov &amp; Partners: https://vetrovpartners.com</description>
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