The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation Proposes to Include Passive Income in the Basic Tax Base for NPFL
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The Russian Ministry of Finance proposes to include passive revenues in the basic tax base of NPFL and to charge them with a sum...
The Ministry of Finance has proposed the inclusion of passive income, including dividends and interest on deposits, in the basic tax base of NPFL, with no more than 6 per cent of the population affected by the measure; the Ministry of Finance has proposed the inclusion of dividends and interest on deposits in the main tax base of NPFL, as stated on the website of the agency. The initiative has become part of the budget package that the Governmen…
The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation proposes to include in the basic tax base for NPFL, at rates of 13-22 per cent, "passive" income, on dividends and other shares, on interest on deposits, on securities and digital rights, on the sale of property and on the realization of participation, on insurance and gift contracts, as stated by the agency's press service.
They also want to round up overseas Internet purchases of VAT and to charge 100 rubles from parcels to 200 to 24 September 2026.
The Ministry of Finance proposes that Russians ' revenues from deposits, investments, the sale of property to progressive NPFL 13-22%, changes to the Tax Code
The Ministry of Finance has amended the Government's Tax Code as part of the budget package for 2027 - 2029, and among other things, it has proposed that Russians' "passive" revenues be converted to a general progressive NPFL scale: instead of the current 13 - 15 per cent, they will be charged at rates ranging from 13 to 22 per cent.
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