- Russia will phase in lower VAT thresholds for small businesses starting in 2026 after pushback from business owners.
- The new threshold will require businesses with annual revenues above 10 million roubles to pay VAT, down from the current 60 million roubles exemption.
- There will be a moratorium on tax-violation punishments.
- The government’s offer does not fully meet business lobby demands.
- A “technology tax” on imports has also been proposed.
Source: reuters.com
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