On July 1, 2026, tax officers from the Moscow regional office conducted a specialized seminar for the staff of the 'Pryazhatel' family center, focusing on tax obligations relevant to social support institutions. The seminar covered topics such as the tax status of non‑profit organizations, eligibility for reduced rates, and reporting requirements for received subsidies and donations. Presenters detailed the procedures for correctly documenting charitable contributions and claiming appropriate exemptions under the Russian tax code. Emphasis was placed on compliance with audit documentation and the necessity of maintaining transparent financial records. The officers also explained how the center could benefit from tax deductions related to employee compensation and utilised assets. Interactive components allowed participants to work through case studies tailored to the center’s specific activities, including housing assistance and educational programs. Attendees received reference materials outlining the latest regulatory updates issued in June 2026, and were directed to online resources for ongoing support. The seminar aimed to empower social workers with the knowledge needed to navigate tax audit processes confidently, ensuring the center’s continued eligibility for state funding. By strengthening institutional capacity, the FTS hopes to enhance the quality of social services and reduce the risk of inadvertent non‑compliance within the nonprofit sector.