The Russian Federation Plans to Introduce 22 per Cent of the VAT for Cross-Border Online Trade
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The Ministry of Finance Has Proposed the Introduction of a VAT of 22% for Overseas Online Purchases.
The Ministry of Finance, as part of the budget process, proposed a value added tax of 22 per cent for overseas goods purchased via the Internet. "In the context of the creation of a competitive environment and the "trenching" of the economy, the bill proposes that a VAT be set at a standard rate of 22 per cent for the purchase of electronic cross-border trade goods. The e-trade areas will be paid as agents." According to the Ministry's press ser…
The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation has submitted to the Government drafts of the federal budget for 2027 and the planning period 2028-2029, a law on its implementation and amendments to the Tax Code.
The Ministry of Finance proposes introducing a 22% VAT on foreign goods purchased online, and a customs duty of 100 rubles for purchases under 200 euros
The government will today review the draft federal budget for the next three years – 2027-2029.The Ministry of Finance's key statements:Russia's budget deficit in 2027-2029 will amount to approximately 2% of GDP annually;Insurance pensions in Russia...
The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, as part of the budget process for 2027 and the following two years, has prepared amendments to the Russian Tax Code to introduce VAT for the purposes of the tax system.
The Ministry of Finance has proposed the introduction of a value-added tax of 22% on goods that Russians buy through foreign Internet shops and marketplays, which is reported on the agency's website.
Insurance pensions in Russia will be indexed twice in 2027; from 1 February, payments will increase by 6.8 per cent and from 1 April to 3.3 per cent, a package of bills on the country ' s budget for 2027 - 2029, as reported by the Ministry ' s press service.
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