A state security, called a voucher, in modern society is a kind of guarantor for an investor. Whereas in the Soviet Union in the very first years of release, it was used rather as a tool for denationalization.
Instructions
Step 1
A privatization check, or as it is also called - a voucher, is a targeted security. It has a fixed par value as well as a specific expiration date. When purchasing a voucher, remember that it is valid from the date of issue for only 3 years.
Step 2
To purchase a voucher, which was issued by their original owners (investors), you can contact the services of brokers, dealers or stock exchanges. Although investors themselves often make such transactions among themselves.
Step 3
It should be noted that vouchers (privatization checks), regardless of the geographical location of their receipt, can be used throughout the territory of the Russian state. However, in order for a voucher to be bought or sold, it must obtain state registration.
Step 4
Every citizen of the Russian state has the right to a one-time receipt of a voucher, after which he can use this voucher as a means of payment in the procedure for acquiring privatized objects into private ownership. The issue and initial registration of vouchers is carried out on the basis of the corresponding decree of the President of the Russian Federation.
Step 5
Currently, citizens of the state can freely sell and buy vouchers, while observing the established legislation. The purchase procedure can be done using specialized sites, on the stock market, exchange, or using the services of specialists.
Step 6
Making a deal, you can purchase a voucher instead, in accordance with the "Regulations on privatization checks", in such cases: - when selling objects of privatization in the course of an auction or tender;
- when selling shares or shares in various joint-stock companies or partnerships that were created in the course of privatization;
- when selling land plots, the area of which is occupied by privatization enterprises.