Posted on 05/29/2024 10:25:39 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
Russia has announced plans to raise taxes on businesses and the wealthy as it scrambles for additional revenue to fund its invasion of Ukraine.
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“The changes are aimed at building a fair and balanced tax system,” Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov said in a statement, adding that the extra funds would bolster Russia’s “economic wellbeing”.
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Income tax is currently 13 percent for the majority of Russians, with some higher earners paying a rate of 15 percent.
The Finance Ministry said under the amendments that the 15 percent rate would apply for annual incomes between 2.4 and 5 million roubles ($27,000-56,000), with three higher bands – of 18 percent, 20 percent and 22 percent – further up the income ladder. The top rate would apply to earnings exceeding 50 million roubles ($560,000).
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The corporate tax, meanwhile, will rise to 25 percent from 20 percent, adding 1.6 trillion roubles ($18b) to the budget in 2025 and 11.1 trillion roubles ($125.3bn) by 2030, according to Interfax.
The ministry said corporate tax rates could increase because the share of profitable companies in the economy was growing.
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Crimea in 2 Days.
Putin botched his Kharkiv offensive, just like he botched his entire invasion.
All these Russia did this, that…..fact is Russia is winning in every sector, economy, manpower, weapons,support, manpower…. Get used to it and accept the inevitable.
Zelensky played by Charlie Sheen: Ukraine WINNING!
You're nonsensical...the total tax rate is much lower than the US, and you're breathlessly repeating it like it is a major crisis. I don't get it. Is your issue that the tax is no longer flat? Is it that there is income tax at all? Is the problem just 'Muh Russia'?
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