Regulatory and legal conflicts in the field of licensing: analysis of inconsistencies between general and industry standards and proposals to overcome them

the article examines the fundamental aspects of the functioning of the licensing institute in Russia and identifies systemic deficiencies that hinder effective state supervision. The purpose of the work is a comprehensive analysis of the current regulatory framework in the field of licensing, primarily Federal Laws No. 99-FZ and No. 294-FZ, to identify gaps and contradictions between general and industry standards, as well as to assess the practice of applying measures of suspension and revocation of permits. The main objectives of the study are to establish the nature of the discreteness of regulatory authorities' decisions, analyze court precedents that demonstrate the importance of taking into account the bona fide behavior of licensees, and identify legal mechanisms for improving procedural regulation. The practical significance of the findings lies in the development of specific recommendations for amendments to federal laws aimed at unifying the verification process and creating a single digital platform for accounting licenses. The proposed measures will increase the transparency of oversight measures, reduce corruption risks and increase legal predictability for entrepreneurs. The results of the study can be used by legislators in preparing amendments, as well as regulators and the expert community to develop a more balanced policy in the field of licensing control.

licensing control, licensing, administrative supervision, government regulation, digitalization of accounting, license suspension, license revocation, legal certainty, anti-corruption measures