Ensuring legal protection and promoting business freedom: the role of the Prosecutor's Office in supporting entrepreneurship in Russia

the article considers the issue of the development of legal regulation of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs (SMEs), which is important for stimulating economic growth and innovation. At the moment, the potential of entrepreneurs in Russia remains largely untapped due to numerous bureaucratic obstacles, which include complex administrative procedures, insufficient state support, violations of the rights of entrepreneurs by regulatory authorities and poor coordination between business entities and government agencies. In particular, the role of the prosecutor's office in solving these issues and ensuring the legal protection of entrepreneurs is being investigated. The need for changes in the issue of state supervision with the independence of economic entities is emphasized, which proceeds from the logic of constitutional principles. The tools available to the prosecutor's supervision are highlighted, including monitoring the legality of regulations, conducting anti-corruption inspections and the procedure for providing accessible mechanisms for appealing improper inspections. The proposed measures include optimizing administrative processes, improving interaction between government agencies and business entities, and introducing stricter control measures to prevent abuse by State authorities. These steps are aimed at creating a balanced and beneficial environment for entrepreneurship, thereby contributing to the sustainable economic development of the Russian state.

entrepreneurship, prosecutor's office, prosecutorial activity, protection of the rights of entrepreneurs, administrative barriers, supervision by regulatory authorities, economic development, business support policy