Opening an LLC, the need for software

Question

Law in IT

We want to open an LLC, the charter of which will include the possibility of developing layouts for printing.
Do I need to have software, such as Corel?
How does the inspection authorities feel about the presence / absence of such software?

Answer 1

Inspection authorities may be held liable if they detect pirated software (this applies to any software that you use, for example, Word or Excel or Winrar).
The Charter does not oblige you to purchase Corel, it only regulates the type of activity and relations of a participant in an LLC. On the other hand, formally, you can prove, if you can, that you are typesetting layouts on paper, without using a computer)

Answer 2

I risk sounding like D'Artagnan, but if you use software, you need to buy it, IMHO. If not, then it is not clear why this question arose.

Answer 3

Registration of a legal entity has nothing to do with what you will use and how, except for those rare cases when the activity is licensed. So even if you add, say, “sale of alcohol” to OKVED, no one will force you to do anything if you do not engage in this activity, but if you do, you will have to obtain a license, and for this you must fulfill all the formal requirements.

Answer 4

I support the previous speaker about the unrelated registration. Questions about the availability of software should not arise - maybe it was generally given along with computers for rent, and this is an internal issue of your commercial relationship. At the same time, I admit that law enforcement officers can (although they are unlikely to) receive data on types of activity from Rosstat / Unified State Register of Legal Entities and use them when planning both scheduled and unannounced inspections and other control activities (publishers are generally attractive to them due to the high the cost of the corresponding software - it is easier to scrape together a large amount of damage necessary to initiate a criminal case). In addition, as part of the start of a business, buying software is often forgotten and sometimes remembered before checking - at the most inconvenient moment. Therefore, it is highly undesirable to keep a pirate.

Answer 5

I can only add to the previous answers that the question of the availability of software out of the blue may arise when you transfer files prepared in specialized software to a third party, indicating this in the reporting.
Those. if you transfer to the customer a file that you made in Corel, and, most importantly, a document stating that it was done by you, and in Corel, problems may arise.
And the presence of software on the balance sheet of the enterprise, the inspection bodies are surprised.

Answer 6

1) Are you going to the tax office to wear pictures from the king, photoshop ...?
2) You won’t have any problems until the check comes up, but it’s as planned and they warn you in advance or outside of the plan if you turn millions and they reported on you or want to close ...
3) In the charter, do not write names, location, software and other specific data - then problems will arise of a financial nature, well, for example, you don’t want to use color but photoshop, you will have to make changes to the charter, this is about 5000-7000 rubles, this also applies to the types of activities under OKVED, there may be more OKVEDs in the charter than in the application, this is normal.
4) if you use a pirate, then do not write anywhere what software you use, this is your com. a secret and only when you check all the pirated software you crash.