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Licensed activities in 2019 | List by OKVED codes

What types of activities are subject to licensing in 2019? We provide a list.

It is not always possible to immediately start real activities. Some business areas require obtaining a special permit from the state - a license for a certain direction. The license confirms that the licensee has the necessary technical base and qualified personnel to carry out the chosen direction.

The main law, which indicates the licensed types of activities in 2019, is Law No. 99-FZ of 05/04/2011. But besides this, there is also a list of laws, each of which regulates a separate licensed line of business.

Law number (No.-FZ)Directions subject to licensing
171 dated 11/22/1995Production and circulation of alcohol
7 from 07.02.2011Clearing activity
4015-1 dated 11/27/1992Insurance activity
395-1 dated 02.12.1990Activity credit institutions
325 dated 11/21/2011Bidding
75 from 07.05.1998Activities of non-governmental pension funds
39 from 04/22/1996Professional activity in the market valuable papers
5663-1 dated 08/20/1993Space activities
5485-1 dated 07/21/1993Protection of state secrets
170 dated 11/21/1995Activities in nuclear energy

In addition to these federal laws, which include a list of activities subject to licensing, there are by-laws at the level of government decrees. They contain licensing requirements without which a permit will not be issued.

Licensing certain types activities entrusted to authorized government bodies. You can find out which structure is issuing the permit you need from Government Decree No. 957 dated November 21, 2011. So, Rosobrnadzor issues an educational license, Roszdravnadzor for medical and pharmaceutical activities, and Rostransnadzor for transportation.

In 2019, work without such permission, if necessary, is punished in accordance with the articles of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation:

  • article 14.1 - a fine of 4 to 5 thousand rubles for the head and from 40 to 50 thousand rubles for the organization itself (with possible confiscation of products, production tools and raw materials);
  • article 14.1.2 (special rule for activities in the field of transport) - 50 thousand rubles for the head and 400 thousand rubles for the LLC;
  • article 14.1.3 (for managing apartment buildings) - from 50 to 100 thousand rubles per executive and from 150 to 250 thousand rubles per legal entity;
  • article 14.1.3 (carrying out gambling) - from 30 to 50 thousand rubles for the head and from 500 thousand to 1 million rubles for the organization with confiscation of gaming equipment.

Quite serious sanctions, so it is worthwhile to figure out whether in your case licensing of the activities of legal entities is required.

What activities do you need a permit for?

And now specifically - which areas are subject to licensing in 2019? In the table above, we have already indicated licensed activities, each of which is regulated by a separate law.

But the most big list for business areas for which a license is required, is given in Law No. 99-FZ of 05/04/2011. There are 51 items on the list, but some of them can be combined into one direction:

  • Activities in the field of information and telecommunication systems, encryption tools.
  • Activities related to special technical means designed to secretly obtain information, as well as to identify them.
  • Development and production of means of protecting confidential information, activities for the protection of confidential information.
  • Manufacture and sale of printed products, protected from counterfeiting.
  • Production, testing, repair of aircraft.
  • Activities related to weapons, ammunition, military equipment.
  • Operation of explosive and fire hazardous and chemically hazardous production facilities.
  • Fire extinguishing, installation, maintenance, repair facilities fire safety.
  • Production medicines and medical technology.
  • Turnover of narcotic and psychotropic substances.
  • Activities in the field of the use of pathogens of infectious diseases and GMOs.
  • Transportation of passengers and goods by road, rail, water, sea, by air.
  • Loading and unloading activities and towing vehicles.
  • Collection, transportation, disposal of waste I-IV hazard classes.
  • Organization and conduct of gambling.
  • Private security and detective activities.
  • Procurement, storage, processing, sale of scrap metal.
  • Employment of Russian citizens outside the Russian Federation.
  • Communication services, television and radio broadcasting.
  • Making copies of audiovisual works, computer programs, databases, phonograms on any media.
  • Use of sources of ionizing radiation.
  • Educational activity.
  • Geodetic and cartographic activities, mine surveying.
  • Activities in the field of hydrometeorology and geophysics.
  • Medical and pharmaceutical activity.
  • Preservation of cultural heritage sites.
  • Expertise industrial safety.
  • Activities related to explosive materials industrial use.
  • Management of apartment buildings.

OKVED codes for obtaining a license

When registering a company with limited liability the applicant indicates in the form P11001 what types of activities he will carry out according to the OKVED codes. In 2019, digital codes must comply with the All-Russian OKVED-2 Classifier.

Select at registration legal entity an unlimited number of OKVED codes is possible, and they can be added later. Is it necessary to obtain permission already upon the fact of indicating the licensed type of activity in applications P11001 (P13001, P14001) and the Unified State Register of Legal Entities?

In itself, the indication of OKVED codes that correspond to one of the licensed types of activity does not oblige you to obtain permission if you have not actually started this business.

However, there is some risk that the inspectors will try to fine the company if it is engaged in some similar direction. The problem is that the description of the licensed line of business and its characteristics in the OKVED Classifier do not always match.

For example, OKVED does not contain the term "confidential information" or "information protection", while in the law No. 99-FZ of 04.05.2011 there are as many as four licensed types of activities in this area. But in the Classifier there are completely different directions:

  • Development of a computer software (62.01)
  • Advisory activities and work in the field of computer technology (62.02)
  • Data processing activities, provision of information hosting services and related activities (63.11).

When carrying out real activities using these OKVED codes, you can either have or not have access to confidential information. In such ambiguous cases, only the licensing authorities will be able to answer the question of whether an LLC needs a license after analyzing the specific situation. It is desirable that the response received by the Office be given in writing, which to some extent will protect against a possible fine.

If we talk about types of activities that do not raise doubts about the need for their licensing, then it is impossible to name one OKVED code that fully characterizes the licensed line of business.

For example, pharmaceutical activities that require a license include the manufacture of medicines, their storage, transportation, holiday, as well as wholesale and retail medicines.

In OKVED-2 we will find the following codes corresponding to pharmaceutical activities:

  • 21.20 - production of medicines and materials used for medical purposes;
  • 46.46 - wholesale trade in pharmaceutical products;
  • 47.73 - retail sale of medicines in specialized stores.

The same analysis and selection of codes should be carried out for other licensed areas. You can do this on your own or ask for help from legal registrars. In some cases, their advice on the selection of OKVED codes turns out to be

A license is a permit that allows a businessman to carry out a certain type of activity. In order to engage in such areas of business, it is necessary to fulfill special licensing requirements: for premises, equipment, capital, transport, and qualifications of specialists. From this article you will learn what types of activities are subject to licensing in Russia in 2019.

Laws licensing activities in Russia

The types of activities for which it is necessary to obtain a license are established by federal laws. In addition to the licensed types of activities provided for by Law No. 99-FZ of 05/04/2011 "On Licensing Certain Types of Activities", there are other areas of business that are also subject to licensing. These types of activities in the Russian Federation are regulated by separate laws:

  • use of atomic energy - Law No. 170-FZ of November 21, 1995;
  • production and circulation of alcohol - Law No. 171-FZ of November 22, 1995;
  • activities of credit institutions - Law No. 395-1 of 02.12.1990;
  • protection of state secrets - Law No. 5485-1 dated 21.07.1993;
  • holding auctions - Law No. 325-FZ of November 21, 2011;
  • professional activity in the securities market - Law No. 39-FZ of April 22, 1996;
  • activities of NPFs - Law No. 75-FZ of 05/07/1998;
  • clearing activities - Law No. 7-FZ of February 7, 2011;
  • insurance activities - Law No. 4015-1 dated November 27, 1992;
  • space activities- Law No. 5663-1 of 20.08.1993.

As you can see, these are mainly areas that require serious financial investments, so small businesses rarely choose such areas of activity, with the exception of the sale of alcohol. But the list of licensed activities, specified in Law No. 99-FZ of 05/04/2011, includes many areas popular with beginner businessmen, so we suggest that you familiarize yourself with it in more detail.

Licensed activities in 2019

Types of activities in Russia for which it is necessary to obtain a license in accordance with Art. 12 of Law No. 99-FZ, we have collected in this list:

  • development, production, distribution of encryption tools, information systems and telecommunications systems, performance of work, provision of services, maintenance in this area, except for the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • development, production, distribution and acquisition for the purpose of selling special technical means intended for secret obtaining of information;
  • activities to identify electronic devices designed to secretly obtain information, except for the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • development and production of protective equipment, activities for the technical protection of confidential information;
  • production and sale of printed products protected from counterfeiting;
  • development, production, testing and repair of aircraft;
  • development, production, testing, installation, installation, maintenance, repair, disposal and sale of weapons and military equipment;
  • development, production, trade, testing, storage, repair and weapons;
  • development, production, testing, storage, sale and disposal of ammunition, pyrotechnic products of IV and V classes;
  • storage and destruction of chemical weapons;
  • operation of explosive and fire hazardous and chemically hazardous production facilities of I, II and III hazard classes;
  • firefighting activities in settlements, at production facilities and infrastructure facilities;
  • installation, maintenance and repair of fire safety equipment for buildings and structures;
  • production of medicines;
  • production and Maintenance medical equipment, except if it is necessary for the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • turnover drugs, psychotropic substances, cultivation of narcotic plants;
  • activities in the field of the use of pathogens of human and animal infectious diseases and GMOs of III and IV degrees of potential danger;
  • activities for transportation by inland water transport, sea transport of passengers;
  • activities for transportation by inland water transport, sea transport of dangerous goods;
  • activities for the transportation of passengers by air, except for the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • activities for the carriage of goods by air, except for the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • activities for the transportation of passengers by road, more than eight people, except for the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • activities for the carriage of passengers by rail;
  • activities related to the transportation of dangerous goods by rail;
  • loading and unloading activities of dangerous goods on the railway, domestic water transport in seaports;
  • activities for the implementation of towing by sea, with the exception of the own needs of the organization or individual entrepreneur;
  • activities for the collection, transportation, processing, disposal, neutralization, disposal of waste of I - IV hazard classes;
  • activities related to the organization and conduct of gambling in bookmakers and sweepstakes;
  • private security and detective activities;
  • procurement, storage, processing and sale of scrap of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals;
  • provision of employment services for Russian citizens outside the Russian Federation;
  • provision of communication services;
  • television broadcasting and radio broadcasting;
  • activities for the production of copies of audiovisual works, programs for electronic computers, databases and phonograms on any type of media, with the exception of independent activities of persons with copyright and related rights;
  • activities in the field of the use of sources of ionizing radiation, except for the case when these sources are used in medical activities;
  • educational activities;
  • geodetic and cartographic works of federal appointment;
  • production mine surveying;
  • work on active influence on hydrometeorological and geophysical processes and phenomena;
  • activities in the field of hydrometeorology and related fields;
  • medical activity;
  • pharmaceutical activity;
  • activities for the preservation of objects of cultural heritage of the peoples of the Russian Federation;
  • activities for the examination of industrial safety;
  • activities related to the handling of explosive materials for industrial use;
  • entrepreneurial activity in the management of apartment buildings;
  • performance of works on quarantine phytosanitary disinfection;
  • activities for the production of biomedical cell products;
  • activities for the maintenance and use of animals in zoos, zoos, circuses, zoos, dolphinariums, oceanariums.

Licensed activities according to OKVED codes

Not always licensed activities in 2019 exactly correspond to OKVED codes, which must be indicated in the application for registration of individual entrepreneurs and LLCs. Some types of activities according to the OKVED classifier are almost completely repeated in the text of laws.

But if we take for example such a licensed area as pharmaceutical activity, then it will correspond to several OKVED codes at once. In law No. 61-FZ of 12.04. 2010, the following concept is given: “pharmaceutical activity is an activity that includes wholesale trade medicines, their storage, transportation and/or retail trade in medicines, their dispensing, storage, transportation, manufacture of medicines”.

OKVED codes allowed for pharmaceutical activities will be as follows:

  • 46.46 - wholesale trade in pharmaceutical products;
  • 47.73 - retail sale of medicines in specialized stores;
  • 21.20 - production of medicines and materials used for medical purposes.

It is not always easy to select a list according to OKVED for a licensed line of business, so we advise you to get a free consultation from professional registrars.

How to get a license

Working without a license, if by law this activity must be licensed, is punishable by fines, confiscation of property, equipment and materials, and other sanctions. Only licensed organizations or individual entrepreneurs are entitled to engage in such activities. Licenses are issued by various government bodies, for example, Passenger Transportation- Rostransnadzor. We considered the procedure for applying for a license by a licensee in the article "".

Please note that there are some activities, licenses for which are issued only to legal entities. The possibility of refusal to issue a license due to organizational and legal status must be foreseen in advance. For example, an individual entrepreneur cannot sell alcohol other than beer, or engage in insurance or lending activities. If you want to engage in such a business, then you only need to register an LLC.

In our country, novice entrepreneurs have the right to freely choose the scope of their future activities. However, from the authorities state power Citizens acting in such a capacity are subject to a number of requirements. For the implementation of certain types of entrepreneurship, a special permit is required from the authorized bodies. This applies to those areas that are directly related to the risk to life and health of people. It is worth dwelling in more detail on what the licensing procedure is, for what types of activities it is mandatory and what is the procedure for obtaining this document.

Licensing of certain types of entrepreneurial activity

Separate types entrepreneurial activity on the territory of our country are subject to special licensing. This means that an entrepreneur has the right to carry out such activities only after obtaining a permit (license) issued by authorized authorities.

A license is a special document that gives the applicant the right to engage in a specific type of activity.

From the foregoing, we can conclude that licensing is the provision of licenses to business entities. However, this is not the only function licensing authorities.

The sale of alcohol is one of the activities subject to mandatory licensing.

Licensing is also associated with such actions:

  • re-issuance of documents confirming the availability of licenses;
  • suspension of licenses in case of violation by entrepreneurs of license requirements and conditions;
  • renewal or termination of licenses;
  • cancellation of licenses;
  • control of licensing authorities over compliance by entrepreneurs with relevant licensing requirements and conditions;
  • maintenance of registers of licenses;
  • providing interested persons with information from license registers and other information on licensing.

Licensing of certain types of activities is carried out in order to prevent damage to the rights, legitimate interests, life and health of citizens, the environment, cultural heritage sites (historical and cultural monuments) of the peoples of the Russian Federation, defense and state security.

The procedure for licensing certain types of activities is regulated by a number of legal acts.

Table: main documents regulating licensing in the Russian Federation

Name of the normative act Characteristic
Civil Code of the Russian Federation.Contains a provision according to which a legal entity can engage in certain types of activities only on the basis of a license (part 3, paragraph 1, article 49). This norm of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation is predetermined by the provisions of the Constitution of the Russian Federation (Articles 8, 34, Part 3 of Article 55) and is fundamental in the system of legal support for licensing business activities.
Federal Law of August 8, 2001 No. 128-FZ “On Licensing Certain Types of Activities”.The main legislative act regulating relations arising between public authorities and business entities in connection with the licensing of certain types of activities.
Government Decree Russian Federation dated April 16, 2012 No. 291 "On licensing medical activities"Regulates the granting of a license for medical activity.
  • Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 6, 2006 No. 416 “On Approval of the Regulations on the Licensing of Pharmaceutical Activities” (as amended on July 19, 2007);
  • Federal Law of August 22, 2004 No. 122-FZ “On Medicines”;
  • Federal Law of 08.01.1998 No. 3-FZ "On Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances".
The ordinance and federal laws govern pharmaceutical activities.
Federal Law "On banks and banking» No. 395–1 of 02.12.1990 (current edition of 04.10.2014).According to this law, a banking license for a credit institution is issued by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation after its state registration.
Federal Law of November 22, 1995 No. 171-FZ “On state regulation production and turnover of ethyl alcohol, alcoholic and alcohol-containing products and on limiting the consumption (drinking) of alcoholic products” (as amended and supplemented on November 2, 2013).Provides that licensing is subject to activities related to the production and circulation of ethyl alcohol, alcoholic and alcohol-containing products, with the exception of the purchase of ethyl alcohol, alcoholic and alcohol-containing products (in order to use them as raw materials or auxiliary material in the production of alcoholic, alcohol-containing and other products or for technical or other purposes not related to the production of these products) and the retail sale of alcohol-containing products, which are clearly listed in Art. 18. The said Law defines the procedure for issuing licenses and establishes that the documents submitted by the organization to the licensing authority for obtaining a license are registered and subject to examination by the licensing authority.
Law of the Russian Federation of November 27, 1997 No. 4015-1 “On the organization of insurance business in the Russian Federation” (as amended and supplemented on July 21, 2014).Regulates the issues of licensing the activities of subjects of the insurance business.

The list of documents regulating licensing in our country is not limited to the one presented above. As a rule, each type of activity has its own set of legal acts, which the entrepreneur is guided by.

Business Licensing Bodies

The issuance of licenses is carried out by the executive authorities of the constituent entities of Russia or local governments responsible for the area of ​​activity subject to licensing.

Table: list of licensing authorities

Rosselkhoznadzor and Roszdravnadzor are responsible for issuing licenses in the field of medical and pharmaceutical activities.

Types of activities subject to licensing

An exhaustive list of such activities is presented. Consider the most common types of licensed business activities.

Table: list of activities for which a license is required

Kind of activity OKVED codes
Production, sale and use of pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, medical care46.46, 47.73, 21.20
Educational and educational activities85.1–85.42.9
Insurance and customs business69.10, 65
Private security companies and detective agencies80.1–84.24, 70.90, 80.30
Communication services61.10
Manufacture and sale of alcohol51.34
Business related to the use of natural resources01–09.90
Rail and international cargo transportation60.10, 63
Architectural and engineering construction, restoration work71.1–71.20.9
Business in the field of international cooperation (travel agencies, tour operators)79.11–79.90.32

One of the most common activities subject to licensing is the provision of educational services.

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The procedure for obtaining an IP license

Obtaining a license for a certain type of entrepreneurial activity requires the applicant to meet certain requirements. Depending on the status of a legal entity or individual entrepreneur, as well as the type of its entrepreneurial activity, the rules for obtaining may vary.

In most licensing cases, the license applicant must meet the following specific requirement or set of requirements. For example:

  • own real estate, vehicles, equipment, etc.;
  • maintain an active working headquarters;
  • have professional education, work experience, etc.;
  • have capital.

Please note that some activities are prohibited for individual entrepreneurship. This applies to:

  • banking operations when creating a bank;
  • activities for the production and circulation of ethyl alcohol, alcoholic and alcohol-containing products;
  • works in the field of the use of atomic energy;
  • activities for the organization and conduct of gambling in bookmakers and sweepstakes.

If a citizen is registered as an individual entrepreneur and meets the requirements put forward, he can proceed to obtain a license. The process can be schematically represented as an instruction.

Application for a license

At the first stage, the entrepreneur writes an application with a request to provide him with a license for the type of activity he has chosen. Sample application for a license to retail sale alcohol.

In the application, the IP indicates data of this kind:

  • personal data of the entrepreneur (passport data);
  • contact information (phone number, email address);
  • main state registration number(OGRIP);
  • taxpayer identification number (TIN);
  • details of the document confirming the fact of payment of the state duty for granting a license;
  • type of activity indicating the work performed, services.

The application for a license must indicate the identification number of the taxpayer

Collection of documents

  • passports;
  • photocopies of the certificate of state registration of IP;
  • a notarized copy of the TIN or the original TIN and an uncertified copy;
  • license applications;
  • data on the qualifications of employees (if required).

It should be borne in mind that the list of documents can be expanded. Therefore, it is better to clarify in advance which documents are required in this case.

The certificate of state registration of an individual entrepreneur is one of the documents provided by a citizen to the licensing authority

Payment of state duty

Then the individual entrepreneur pays the state fee for consideration by the licensing authority of his application and attaches a receipt of payment to the package of documents. The amount of the fee will depend on specific type activities. As a rule, the state duty is charged in the amount of 7500 rubles, but in some cases the license is more expensive.

Submission of documents to the licensing authority

All documentation is accepted by the licensing authority according to the inventory, the copies of which are marked with the date of acceptance.

A copy of the inventory with a mark on the date of receipt is handed over to the applicant or transferred to him in the manner in which the documents were received

Within three working days, the licensing authority decides whether to consider the application or return it if the documents do not meet the requirements (for example, they are not provided in full). If a decision is made to return the application, the applicant will be notified of the need to correct violations within 30 days.

Notification of the need to eliminate the identified violations is sent to the entrepreneur by registered mail or in the form of an electronic document.

Receipt of the finished document

After the application for a license is accepted, a decision is made to issue a license within 45 working days. The final decision is issued by order of the licensing authority. The license will be issued within 3 working days after its signing and registration.

The decision to issue the required document is made only if the licensee meets all the requirements put forward.

In case of refusal, the entrepreneur has the right to appeal such a decision in court.

It should be borne in mind that a license for the right to conduct certain activities is issued to a specific individual entrepreneur. The law does not provide for the right to transfer it to another person.

In case of loss of the form, the businessman has the right to apply to the local administrative authority with a request for a duplicate.

Comprehensive business license agreement: concept, meaning, legal features

A complex business agreement (franchising) is the provision by one party (the company selling its franchise) to the other party (the franchise buyer) of a set of rights.

Such rights are granted for a fee. They include the right to use the trade name of the copyright holder, trade secrets, as well as other intellectual property objects (trademark, service mark, etc.). The franchise agreement must also be registered. It is registered in the same body where the owner of exclusive rights is registered.

The right holder of a complex of exclusive rights is obliged:

  • ensure the transfer to the user of the entire range of exclusive rights under the contract, instruct the user on the implementation of rights, provide other information necessary for the implementation of these rights;
  • ensure registration of the franchise agreement;
  • provide the user with ongoing assistance in the use of the exclusive rights transferred under the contract, including assistance in training and advanced training of personnel;
  • control the quality of goods produced, work performed and services provided by the user on the basis of a franchise agreement.

The user of such rights is obliged:

  • use the complex of exclusive rights received by him in strict accordance with the terms of the contract;
  • pay the right holder the remuneration stipulated by the contract;
  • to produce goods, perform work, provide services of the same reliability and similar quality as everything is done directly by the copyright holder;
  • provide buyers (customers) with all the same services that would be expected directly from the right holder;
  • not to allow the transfer of the received objects of exclusive rights to other persons without the consent of the copyright holder.

The contract in question is terminated as a result of the expiration of its validity period. Possibly also early termination by mutual agreement of the parties.

Integrated business license terminated unilaterally in the following cases:

  • non-fulfillment by one of the parties of the terms of the contract;
  • termination of the rights belonging to the right holder to the registered name, trademark, etc.;
  • changes in the company name and other exclusive rights belonging to the copyright holder (in this case, the user's unilateral refusal to execute the contract applies);
  • conclusion of an agreement without specifying a period (termination of the agreement in such a situation may follow from the counterparty at any time);
  • non-fulfillment by the right holder of his obligations to update technologies, train personnel, etc.;
  • non-compliance with the rules for the preservation of trade secrets, the requirements for the protection of the intellectual property of the copyright holder;
  • untimely payment of remuneration by the user;
  • declaring the copyright holder or user bankrupt.

Validity of the license in time and territory

In most cases, a license is issued for an unlimited period, i.e., it is an indefinite document. However, in some cases, there is a restriction on the validity of licenses.

Examples of validity limits by type of activity:

  • on the audit activity- 5 years;
  • for retail alcoholic products- from 1 to 5 years;
  • for work with state secrets - up to 5 years at the request of the applicant;
  • for the provision of communication services - from 3 to 25 years;
  • for passenger transportation within the Russian Federation - 5 years (at the first application);
  • to carry and store weapons - 5 years.

The validity of the license upon its expiration may be extended at the request of the entrepreneur.

An individual entrepreneur has the right to start carrying out his activities from the next day after the approval of the issuance of a license for him. Entrepreneurial activity can be carried out throughout Russia, regardless of the place of its issue, as well as in places of jurisdiction of the Russian Federation.

It should be borne in mind that the activities covered by licensing are checked by regulatory authorities.

Depending on the type of licenses state structures conduct IP checks with varying intensity. Checks are based on the appeal of individuals or legal entities on the facts of possible violations in the work of a businessman. Based on the materials of the audit, an appropriate act is drawn up.

If within 1 calendar year the IP receives more than two negative reviews according to the results of the check, the local administrative body has the right to cancel the issued license.

The license is suspended by the licensing authority in the following cases:

  • violation of licensing requirements and conditions that create a direct threat to the life or health of citizens;
  • non-compliance by the entrepreneur with the instructions of the licensing authority to eliminate the identified violations;
  • failure to submit an application for reissuing a license or issuing a duplicate license to replace the lost one within the prescribed period.

Information on the suspension of a license shall be entered in the register of licenses.

The license is renewed after the entrepreneur fulfills all the instructions by decision of the licensing authority from the day:

  • following the day of expiration of the term for the execution of the newly issued order;
  • following the day of signing the act of verification, establishing the fact of early execution of the newly issued order.

Information about the renewal of a license is also entered in the register of licenses. If the established requirements have not been met, the authorized body makes a decision to cancel the license.

Responsibility for carrying out activities without a license

For carrying out activities without a license, the legislation provides for various types of liability:

  • penalties (for citizens in the amount of two thousand to two thousand five hundred rubles);
  • confiscation of illegally obtained income;
  • deprivation of the right to engage in certain activities;
  • participation in public works for a period of 180 to 240 hours;
  • arrest for a period of 4 to 6 months;
  • imprisonment for up to 3 years.

Entrepreneurs for lack of licenses may be subject not only to administrative liability, but also to criminal

Tax implications should also be taken into account. The application of tax benefits is impossible if there is no license to conduct the type of activity subject to licensing.

If we talk about liability, an example is the judicial act of August 1, 2006 in case No. 3-2/06, according to which the Arkhangelsk regional public organization "Spiritual Revival of Northerners" was subject to liquidation. This organization, using methods of psychological and psychotherapeutic influence during lectures and meditations, carried out medical activities without having an appropriate license. Thus, Art. 17 of the Federal Law "On Licensing Certain Types of Activities". Conducting mass meditations for the purpose of physical and spiritual recovery is a violation of Part 6 of Art. 57 "Fundamentals of the legislation of the Russian Federation on the protection of the health of citizens", which prohibits mass healing sessions. These violations of the law are gross, which, in accordance with Art. 44 of the Federal Law "On public associations" and paragraph 2 of part 2 of Art. 61 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation serve as the basis for the liquidation of the organization.

The licensing procedure combines a set of actions related to the provision, suspension, renewal, cancellation of licenses and re-issuance of documents confirming their existence. This is a type of state control aimed at protecting the rights and interests of citizens, their health and morality, as well as national security. For the implementation of certain types of entrepreneurship, obtaining a permit is considered mandatory, while the absence of a license leads to administrative and criminal liability.

In this article, we will tell you what types of activities you need to obtain a license for in 2019, and what threatens to work without such a permit, if it is required by law.

A license is a permission of authorized state bodies to carry out certain types of activities.

Features of activities requiring a license

Business lines subject to licensing were not chosen by chance. All of them require special specifications, qualified personnel or may adversely affect the life and health of people, environment, cultural heritage. Among the licensed areas of business, there are those that are associated with large financial flows (banks, credit organizations, the securities market).

Far from all licensed activities are available to individual entrepreneurs. Why this is so, the laws do not explain, but it is known that the state treats individual entrepreneurs as business babies. For entrepreneurs, fines are many times lower, and there are more tax benefits. But, for example, IP will not be given licenses for the production and sale of strong alcohol. The maximum that is allowed to be sold from alcohol is.

What activities do you need a license for?

The largest list of licensed species is contained in Law No. 99-FZ of 05/04/2011, but besides it, there are several other laws, each of which regulates a separate area.

For example, the issuance of a license for the production and circulation of alcohol is controlled by law No. 171 of 11/22/1995, for the activities of credit organizations - No. 395-1 of 12/02/1990, for holding auctions - No. 325 of 11/21/2011.

List of licensed activities in 2019:

  • Freight and passenger transportation by road (with the exception of taxi activities), rail, water, sea, air transport
  • Loading and unloading and towing of vehicles
  • Security and detective (detective) activities
  • Education for children and adults
  • Production of medicines and medical equipment
  • Activities in the field of medicine and pharmaceuticals
  • Production and sale of alcohol
  • Clearing and insurance activities
  • Activities of credit institutions and NPFs
  • Trading and professional activity in the securities market
  • Activities in the field of space and nuclear energy
  • Activities for the protection of state secrets
  • Activities related to encryption and special technical means for secretly obtaining information, protection of confidential information
  • Activities in the field of information and telecommunication systems
  • Communication services, television broadcasting, radio broadcasting
  • Manufacture and sale of special printing products protected from counterfeiting
  • Production, testing, repair of aircraft
  • Activities related to weapons, ammunition, military equipment
  • Legal trafficking in drugs and psychotropic substances
  • Carrying out gambling through bookmakers and sweepstakes
  • Procurement, storage, processing, sale of scrap metal
  • Management of apartment buildings
  • Industrial safety expertise
  • Operation of production facilities heightened danger(explosion-, fire- and chemically hazardous)
  • Neutralization, collection, transportation of waste related to I-IV hazard classes
  • Activities related to industrial explosives
  • Activities on the use of sources of ionizing radiation
  • Fire extinguishing, installation, repair and maintenance of fire safety equipment
  • Use of infectious agents and GMOs
  • Employment of Russian citizens abroad
  • Production of copies of audiovisual works, computer programs, databases, phonograms on any media
  • Geodetic and cartographic activities, hydrometeorology and geophysics, mine surveying
  • Preservation of cultural heritage sites.

Most often, individual entrepreneurs from this list choose cargo transportation, passenger transportation, medical and educational activities, and private investigation. The rest of the licensed activities in 2019 require either the organizational and legal form of a legal entity or large financial investments.

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Responsibility for the absence of a license

Non-compliance with legislation in the field of licensing is an administrative offense that is punishable for individual entrepreneurs in accordance with the articles of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation /

Penalties for working without a license

  • 14.1 (2) - from 4 to 5 thousand rubles with possible confiscation of manufactured products, production tools and raw materials (activity without a license);
  • 14.1 (3) - from 3 to 3 thousand rubles (failure to comply with the necessary license requirements);
  • 14.1 (4) - from 4 to 8 thousand rubles ( gross violation license terms).

Special penalties for a license in the field of transport under Article 14.1.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation are much higher:

  • lack of a license - 100 thousand rubles with confiscation of the vehicle;
  • violation of the terms of the issued license - 20 thousand rubles;
  • gross violation of the terms of the issued license - 75 thousand rubles.

Although the amount of penalties for individual entrepreneurs is several times lower than for LLCs, criminal liability does not differ depending on the legal form. It occurs upon receipt of income or damage to the state or citizens in the amount of 2.25 million rubles (Article 171 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

OKVED codes and license

About what business the individual entrepreneur will be engaged in, the applicant reports when registering with tax office. To designate specific types of activities, numerical codes according to OKVED are used ( All-Russian classifier types of economic activity).

It is impossible to compare the list by OKVED codes with the types of activities subject to licensing in Russia. The fact is that licensed areas are wider than a specific OKVED code.

How to determine if OKVED is subject to licensing

For example, if you select educational activity, then the following codes from OKVED-2 will correspond to it:

  • 85.11: Pre-school education
  • 85.12: Primary general education
  • 85.13: Basic general education
  • 85.14: Secondary general education
  • 85.21: Vocational secondary education
  • 85.22: Higher education
  • 85.23: Training of highly qualified personnel
  • 85.30: Vocational training
  • 85.41: Additional education for children and adults
  • 85.42: Additional vocational education

Moreover, these are only four-digit codes, and if you take into account five-digit and six-digit codes, there will be even more of them. And if we take the pharmaceutical activity, then this concept includes the sale of drugs, their storage, and the manufacture of prescription drugs.

In itself, the indication in the form R21001 of the OKVED codes corresponding to the licensed direction does not oblige to obtain a license. Only if the entrepreneur starts real activity, you must contact the licensing authority in advance.

However, some inspectors, and sometimes banks, are interested in whether you have a license, if the extract from the USRIP contains the relevant OKVED codes. If you are not going to work under a license yet, then for your own peace of mind it is not at all necessary to enter these codes in advance even when registering an IP. Later they can always be served.

How to get an IP license

Licensing of certain types of activities is entrusted to authorized state bodies. You can find out which agency you need to apply for a license from Government Decree of November 21, 2011 No. 957.

Information on the most popular license areas for individual entrepreneurs is given in the table.

Each authorized body has its own official website, where you can find contacts of regional divisions and all necessary information to obtain a license.

If as an individual entrepreneur you plan to engage only in licensed activities, then first study the licensing requirements. For example, in order to obtain a permit for the carriage of passengers by road, you must have:

  • Vehicles equipped with GLONASS equipment;
  • Premises and equipment for maintenance and repair of vehicles;
  • Drivers with the necessary qualifications, work experience, who have passed a medical examination;
  • A specialist for a pre-trip medical examination of drivers or an agreement concluded with a medical organization for its conduct, etc.

Good day, dear friends! Today I want to tell you about licensed activities. Let's first consider what are licensed activities?

Licensed activities - types of activities, the implementation of which may entail damage to the rights, legitimate interests, health of citizens, defense and security of the state, cultural heritage of the peoples of the Russian Federation and the regulation of which cannot be carried out by other methods than licensing.

Engaging in a licensed type of activity without a license, if this act caused major damage or derived major benefits, is punishable under criminal procedure. Therefore, in order not to have problems with the law and to earn the trust of partners, customers, as well as to successfully participate in competitive bidding, the first priority in any activity is the acquisition of a license.

License- special document unified form, which confirms the right to carry out a specific type of activity for which a license is required. The license is issued by a special body on paper or, in certain cases, in in electronic format.

Let's decide with you whether your field of activity falls under compulsory licensing or joining SROs (self-regulatory organizations), because. the presence of a license or permission of the SRO is your "pass ticket" to participate in competitive procedures.

Currently, the types of activities subject to licensing are determined by the Federal Law of the Russian Federation dated May 4, 2011 No. 99-FZ “On Licensing Certain Types of Activities”. Since November 3, 2011, this Federal Law has replaced the current Federal Law of August 8, 2001 No. 128-FZ “On Licensing Certain Types of Activities”.

The list of licensed activities consists of 51 items and is listed in Part 1 of Art. 12 of Law No. 99-FZ. It should be noted that the list of licensed activities established by Art. 17 of Law No. 128-FZ, was more extensive ( 105 various kinds activities ).

And so, the following activities are subject to licensing:

1) development, production, distribution of encryption (cryptographic) means, information systems and telecommunication systems protected using encryption (cryptographic) means, performance of work, provision of services in the field of information encryption, maintenance of encryption (cryptographic) means, information systems and telecommunication systems protected using encryption (cryptographic) means (except for the case when the maintenance of encryption (cryptographic) means, information systems and telecommunication systems protected using encryption (cryptographic) means is carried out to meet the own needs of a legal entity or individual entrepreneur);

2) development, production, sale and acquisition for the purpose of sale of special technical means intended for secretly obtaining information;

3) activities to identify electronic devices intended for secretly obtaining information (except for the case if the specified activity is carried out to meet the own needs of a legal entity or an individual entrepreneur);

4) development and production of means of protecting confidential information;

5) activities for the technical protection of confidential information;

6) production and sale of printed products protected from counterfeiting;

7) development, production, testing and repair of aviation equipment;

8) development, production, testing, installation, installation, maintenance, repair, disposal and sale of weapons and military equipment;

9) development, production, testing, storage, repair and disposal of civilian and service weapons and main parts of firearms, trade in civilian and service weapons and main parts of firearms;

10) development, production, testing, storage, sale and disposal of ammunition (including cartridges for civil and service weapons and constituent parts cartridges), pyrotechnic products of classes IV and V in accordance with the national standard, the use of pyrotechnic products of classes IV and V in accordance with the technical regulations;

11) activities for the storage and destruction of chemical weapons;

12) operation of explosive and chemically hazardous production facilities of I, II and III hazard classes;

14) activities to extinguish fires in populated areas, at production facilities and infrastructure facilities;

15) activities for the installation, maintenance and repair of fire safety equipment for buildings and structures;

16) production of medicines;

17) production and maintenance (except for the case when maintenance is carried out to meet the own needs of a legal entity or individual entrepreneur) of medical equipment;

18) circulation of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their precursors, cultivation of narcotic plants;

19) activities in the field of the use of pathogens of infectious diseases in humans and animals (except for the case if the specified activity is carried out for medical purposes) and genetically modified organisms of III and IV degrees of potential danger, carried out in closed systems;

20) activities related to transportation by inland water transport, sea transport of passengers;

21) activities related to transportation by inland water transport, sea transport of dangerous goods;

22) activities for the carriage of passengers by air (except for the case when the specified activity is carried out to meet the own needs of a legal entity or an individual entrepreneur);

23) activities for the carriage of goods by air (except for the case when the specified activity is carried out to meet the own needs of a legal entity or an individual entrepreneur);

24) passenger transportation activities by car, equipped for transportation of more than eight people (except if the specified activity is carried out on orders or to ensure

25) activities for the carriage of passengers by rail;

26) activities related to the carriage of dangerous goods by rail;

27) loading and unloading activities in relation to dangerous goods on railway transport;

28) loading and unloading activities in relation to dangerous goods in inland water transport, in seaports;

29) activities for the implementation of towing by sea (except for the case if the specified activity is carried out to meet the own needs of a legal entity or individual entrepreneur);

30) activities for the neutralization and disposal of waste I - IV hazard classes;

31) activities related to the organization and conduct of gambling in betting shops and sweepstakes;

32) private security activities;

33) private detective (detective) activity;

34) procurement, storage, processing and sale of ferrous scrap, non-ferrous metals;

35) provision of employment services for citizens of the Russian Federation outside the territory of the Russian Federation;

36) provision of communication services;

37) television broadcasting and radio broadcasting;

38) activities for the production of copies of audiovisual works, programs for electronic computers, databases and phonograms on any type of media (except for cases when the specified activity is independently carried out by persons who have the rights to use these objects of copyright and related rights by virtue of federal law or contracts);

39) activities in the field of use of sources of ionizing radiation (generating) (except for the case if these sources are used in medical activities);

40) educational activities (with the exception of the specified activities carried out by private educational organizations located on the territory of the Skolkovo Innovation Center);

41) space activities;

42) federal geodetic and cartographic works, the results of which are of national, intersectoral significance (with the exception of these types of activities carried out in the course of engineering surveys performed to prepare project documentation, construction, reconstruction, overhaul capital construction objects);

43) production of surveying works;

44) work on active influence on hydrometeorological and geophysical processes and phenomena;

45) activities in the field of hydrometeorology and in related areas (with the exception of the specified activities carried out in the course of engineering surveys performed for the preparation of project documentation, construction, reconstruction of capital construction facilities);

46) medical activities (with the exception of the specified activities carried out medical organizations and other organizations that are part of private system healthcare, on the territory of the innovation center "Skolkovo");

47) pharmaceutical activity;

48) activities to preserve cultural heritage sites (monuments of history and culture) of the peoples of the Russian Federation;

49) activities for the examination of industrial safety;

50) activities related to the circulation of explosive materials for industrial use;

51) entrepreneurial activity in the management of apartment buildings.

Law No. 99-FZ applies to all cases of licensing certain types of activities, with the exception of the following:

1) use of atomic energy;

2) production and turnover of ethyl alcohol, alcoholic and alcohol-containing products;

3) activities related to the protection of state secrets;

4) activities of credit organizations;

5) activity on holding organized auctions;

6) types of professional activity in the securities market;

7) activities of joint-stock investment funds, activities for the management of joint-stock investment funds, mutual investment funds, non-state pension funds;

8) activities of specialized depositories of investment funds, mutual investment funds and non-state pension funds;

9) activities of non-state pension funds for pension provision and pension insurance;

10) clearing activities;

11) insurance activity.

Licensing of these types of activities is regulated by separate federal laws(Part 3, Article 1 of Law No. 99-FZ).

Some features of licensing may be established by other federal laws in relation to:

1) provision of communication services, television broadcasting and (or) radio broadcasting;

2) private detective (detective) activities and private security activities;

3) educational activities(with the exception of the specified activities carried out by private educational organizations located on the territory of the Skolkovo Innovation Center);

4) entrepreneurial activity in the management of apartment buildings, (part 4 of article 1 of Law No. 99-FZ).

Licensing of activities not specified in Law No. 99-FZ is terminated from the moment it comes into force (Part 1, Article 22 of Law No. 99-FZ).

Construction and design companies, as well as firms engaged in engineering and survey activities, should without fail go through the admission process self-regulatory organization and obtain a Certificate of Completion to Work.

Types of work requiring entry into the SRO are regulated by various legal documents, including the order of the Ministry regional development No. 624 of December 30, 2009. This document contains the most complete list of works for the implementation of which a Certificate of Admission is legally required. The latest changes to Order No. 624 came into force on November 14, 2011 on the basis of Order No. 536 of the Ministry of Regional Development.

The rules for certification of products are regulated by the Decree of the State Standard of the Russian Federation dated September 21, 1994 No. 15 “On Approval of the Procedure for Conducting Product Certification in the Russian Federation”.

The unified list of products subject to mandatory certification was approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated December 1, 2009 No. 982 “On approval of a unified list of products subject to mandatory certification and a unified list of products whose conformity is confirmed in the form of a declaration of conformity”.

The rules for certification of services (works) are regulated by the Decree of the State Standard of the Russian Federation dated 08/05/1997 No. 17 "On the adoption and implementation of the Certification Rules".

According to Part 1.1 of Chapter I of the Certification Rules, the objects of mandatory certification of works and services are established in accordance with the legislative acts of the Russian Federation.

The objects of voluntary certification are works and services that are not subject to mandatory certification, as well as works and services that are subject to mandatory certification, according to requirements that are not confirmed during mandatory certification.

If you do not know or doubt whether your field of activity is subject to compulsory licensing or certification, you can apply with a corresponding request to the nearest license center. And the specialists of the center will give you a detailed and competent answer to your request.