Control and supervisory authorities periodically conduct scheduled inspections in various organizations and individual entrepreneurs. How to prepare for scheduled inspections, how are they carried out, and when? You will find answers to these questions, as well as other questions, in our material.
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Schedule of scheduled inspections
Scheduled inspections are called scheduled because they are planned a year in advance. That is, each control (supervisory) body develops a plan for conducting inspections for the year, indicating in which localities, in which organizations, and at what time the inspection will be carried out. Inspection plans are subject to agreement with the prosecutor's office.
Consolidated plans for scheduled inspections of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, local government bodies and officials, and state authorities of the subject are posted on the websites of the prosecutor's office. Control authorities post their inspection plans on their official websites.
Posting the relevant plans allows interested parties to review them and take action to prepare for the relevant audits.
Reasons for conducting a scheduled inspection
There is only one basis for conducting a scheduled inspection - an annual inspection plan, which is developed by the control (supervisory) body and agreed upon by the prosecutor's office.
Thus, there are not as many reasons for conducting scheduled inspections as, for example, when conducting unscheduled inspections. Do not forget that in addition to scheduled inspections, unscheduled inspections may occur, which can be discussed in more detail at the link on our website.
Moreover, as a general rule, inspections should be carried out in relation to individual legal entities and individual entrepreneurs no more than once every 3 years.
