During a recent briefing, tax expert Konstantin Chekmyshev highlighted a noticeable trend: a reduction in the volume of claims related to subsidiary liability correlates with an upward movement in state budget receipts. Chekmyshev explained that tighter scrutiny and more precise identification of related-party transactions have reduced the number of contested cases, thereby decreasing the administrative overhead associated with dispute resolution. Consequently, the fiscal flow benefits from fewer refunds and penalties, contributing positively to the overall budget balance. He pointed out that this dynamic underscores the importance of robust verification mechanisms and proactive taxpayer engagement. The expert also warned that while short‑term revenue gains are encouraging, sustained growth will depend on continuous improvements in audit processes and the adoption of digital monitoring tools. Moreover, he emphasized that policymakers should consider the long‑term implications of streamlining subsidiary liability procedures to avoid potential gaps in oversight.