 Three Legal Traps in May That Cost Businesses Money — and How AI Avoids Them in 12 Seconds May brought three legislative changes that have already hit companies' wallets. We break down each one — and show how ASI Biont analyzes risks faster than a lawyer can open ConsultantPlus. **First trap:** The repeal of fines under Article 15.5 of the Administrative Offenses Code — but with a catch. On one hand, the state is indeed discussing the abolition of fines for failing to submit zero tax returns. On the other hand, the Federal Tax Service's automated system now independently detects discrepancies and imposes sanctions without an inspector's involvement. If you've relaxed thinking that "zero returns" are no longer fined — you've missed that automatic fines for other violations have increased manifold. **Second:** The Constitutional Court's ruling No. 29-P of April 29, 2026. The Constitutional Court fundamentally changed the procedure for calculating the statute of limitations when reviewing decisions of antimonopoly authorities. Now, if the antimonopoly service issues a decision and you challenge it, the statute of limitations for liability may be recalculated from scratch. Companies that delayed appealing risk fines for periods they considered "closed." **Third:** New powers of the Federal Tax Service to reduce fines — they are now reduced by a maximum of 10 times, not 32 or 64 times as before. Formally, this is "humanization," but in practice, for medium-sized businesses, the mitigation has become 3-6 times stricter than before. ASI Biont analyzes all three changes in 12 seconds: upload the text of a ruling or tax notice — the AI finds intersections with your contracts, deadlines, and reports, highlights risks, and provides ready-made wording for objections. While a lawyer reads the first paragraph, ASI Biont has already built a risk matrix for the entire portfolio. Register at asibiont.com — get 1500 tokens to start and check your legal risks in a minute.