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FSNP historyIn 1993 it was adopted the Law "On federal bodies of tax police" in accordance with which the Department of RF tax police was founded as an assignee of tax investigation Headquarters by State RF tax service. Decree by the Council of Ministers, Oct 11, 1993 (Acts collection, No. 47, clause 4530) set the Condition on the Department of Russian Federation tax police and a list of posts according to which special ranks are conferred to the tax police officers. Personnel staff strength of the federal bodies of tax police: Jan 1, 1994 - 21500 persons, Jan 1, 1995 - 43800 persons. Personnel strength of the central machinery, Russian Federation Department of tax police - 500 persons (without personnel on buildings service). It was set a structural scheme of RF Department of tax police. Aug 14, 1996 the Department was renamed into FSNP of Russia. By RF Government Decree, Jun 17, 1998 FSNP was allowed to have eight deputies director including two first deputies and a college of 17 persons. Nov 17, 1998 it was set that FSNP was allowed to have 5 deputies director including one first deputy and a college of 14 persons. Mar 22, 1999 By RF President’s Decree a former militiaman Vyacheslav Soltaganov was appointed the director of FSNP and Sergey Almazov was sent retirement. Since this moment a first in its history personnel reorganization began - a replacement of former officers of state security into MVD ones. Apr 12, 1999 a post of stats-secretary - deputy director of FSNP was reduced. May 12, 1999 by RF President’s Decree was set that FSNP had 7 deputies director including two first deputies, stats-secretary - deputy director and deputy chief of UFSN over Moscow. Sep 25, 1999 it was approved a new Condition on Russia FSNP. Together with it a personnel strength of federal tax police bodies was set in amount of 53300 persons. Jan 2, 2000 acting president Putin signed a decree "On alteration and supplement to the tax code" according to which the tax police servicemen got the right to conduct the tax inspection independently and to have access to the tax secrecy. Besides there were accepted amendments to the law "On operative-detection activity" allowing FSNP officers to have own opportunities for private information receive. Resources:
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