The decision to change the types of activity is needed if you plan to add or change activity codes (OKVED). At the same time, the corresponding changes are made to the Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs or Legal Entities. Consider making a change to an entry in the register using the example of an LLC.
It is necessary
- 1. Form 13001,
- 2. certificate of OGRUL,
- 3. TIN certificate.
Instructions
Step 1
Take the form 13001 and fill it out as follows: on the first sheet in clause 2.7 (information on types of economic activities), check the box in clause 2.7. On sheet G of the form, information is entered on the types of economic activities that are subject to entry into the Unified State Register of Legal Entities. Sheet 3 is intended to exclude a particular type of activity. If you need to add new ones to the already existing OKVED, fill in Sheet G. In the first line, enter the main type of activity, if it does not change, dashes are put on the first line. The code of the type of activity that needs to be included in the Register or excluded from it must contain at least three digital characters, in accordance with OKVED. Fill in the L and N sheets for the participants - the applicant and individuals, indicating their details.
Step 2
Conduct a general meeting of participants, based on the results of which, prepare a decision or, where it is decided to add new types of economic activity to the Charter and the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, as well as bring the Constituent Documents in line with the adopted changes.
Step 3
Prepare a new version of the Charter and its copy, pay the state fee for making changes to the constituent documents, as well as a copy of the Charter. Take Form 13001, which should be unstitched, and have the applicant's signature certified by a notary.
Step 4
Contact the tax office where the legal entity was registered and provide the following documents there: a completed form 13001 with the specified activities that are planned to be added or excluded, a certificate of state registration of an enterprise (Certificate OGRUL), a certificate of registration with a tax authority (about assignment of TIN), as well as an extract from the State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs.
