Article 50: Commercial and non-profit organizations

1. Legal persons may be organizations that pursue profit as the main purpose of their activities (commercial organizations) or that do not have profit as tacos 2. Legal persons who are commercial entities may be established in organizational and legal entities. 3. Lawyer. Persons who are non-profit organizations may be established in organizational and legal forms: (1) consumer cooperatives, including housing, housing and construction Co-operatives and garages, mutual insurance societies, credit cooperatives, rental funds, agricultural consumer cooperatives; (2) social organizations, which are included in the including political parties and trade unions established as legal entities (union organizations), public self-employment bodies, territorial self-government I; 2.1) social movements; 3) associations (unions), which include non-profit partnerships, self-regulatory organizations, employers ' associations, professional associations Associations, cooperatives and social organizations, chambers of commerce and industry; (4) partnerships of owners of real estate, including partnerships of owners of housing, gardeners Non-profit associations or gardening associations; (5) Cossack societies entered into the State Register of Cossack Societies in the Russian Federation; (6) communities of small indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation 7. Public foundations, including public and charitable foundations, and personal foundations; (8) institutions, which include public institutions; of which public academies of science), municipal institutions and private (including public) institutions; (9) autonomous non-profit organizations; (10) religious organizations; (11) Legal and legal companies; 12) Law Chambers; 13) Lawyer entities ( legal persons); 14) State corporations; 15) Notary Chambers. 4. Non-profit organizations can carry out income-generating activities, if provided for in their statutes, only to the extent that it serves the purposes for which they are created and if this is in accordance with such regulations 5. A non-profit organization whose statutes provide for income-generating activities, with the exception of government and private institutions, must have sufficient resources to carry out such activities. 6. In accordance with article 66.2, paragraph 1, property with a market value of not less than the minimum statutory capital provided for limited liability societies. Requests by non-profit organizations to carry out their basic activities, as well as other relations with their participation which are not covered by civil law (art. 2) a This Code shall not apply unless otherwise provided by law or by statute of a non-profit organization.