A public organization, recognized as a legal entity, decided to establish a commercial organization for the production of items that ensure its activities (attributes, clothing, etc.). To this end, the charter of this organization was developed. It provided for the allocation of a part of the property of a public organization and its transfer to the economic management of a commercial organization and the systematic deduction of a part of its profits to the needs of the founder. The tax authorities, where the constituent documents of a commercial organization were sent, refused to register a legal entity, citing the fact that the current legislation permits only state and municipal property to be assigned to the business. They proposed to a public organization either to carry out the above activities necessary for statutory tasks, or to create an organization in accordance with the current legislation.
Does the current legislation comply with the actions and decisions of the public organization and the tax registration authorities? Are there other ways to solve the situation?
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