- The VAT increase in Russia will not be permanent.
- President Putin emphasized the goal is to reduce the tax burden in the future.
- The VAT rate is being raised from 20% to 22%.
- The government expects to eventually lower taxes after this temporary increase.
Source: tass.com
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