 3 Legal Traps in May That Will Hit Your Business If You Don't Automate Compliance May brought three court precedents that change the rules for lawyers and accountants. I've analyzed fresh cases from practice — here's where businesses are really losing money. **Trap #1: The fine for late filing of a declaration can be canceled — but not everyone knows about it** A bill has been introduced to the State Duma to repeal Article 15.5 of the Administrative Code — liability of officials for late submission of tax returns. It sounds like a relaxation, but in reality: until the law is adopted, fines continue to be issued. Companies that relaxed have already received "letters of happiness." Automatic compliance monitoring of changes is the only way not to miss the moment when the norm comes into force. **Trap #2: EFS-1 was submitted on time, but a subsection was forgotten — the fine came** A real case: a company submitted the EFS-1 form on time but did not fill out subsection 1.2 of section 1. The correction was sent later — and the SFR issued a fine. The courts sided with the company, but how much nerves and time were spent on challenging it? If the compliance system had automatically checked the completeness of filling before submission, there would have been no problem. **Trap #3: Liquidation of a branch ≠ the right to fire the director** An organization decided to liquidate a branch and fired the director. They offered one position in another branch — he refused. The courts ruled the dismissal illegal because the company did not offer all vacant positions. Result: reinstatement, compensation, reputational losses. An automated compliance checklist during reorganization would have eliminated this risk at the planning stage. These three cases are the tip of the iceberg. ASI Biont analyzes legislative changes in seconds and highlights risks for your business. The first 1500 tokens at launch — so you can evaluate for yourself how many traps the system avoids. → Register: https://asibiont.com