Russian dictator Vladimir Putin ordered the government of the aggressor country to significantly increase state duties for businesses in order to fill the budget, which was emptied due to the costs of the war of aggression against Ukraine.
Points of attention
- The escalating state duties and fees imposed by Putin's regime are creating a challenging environment for businesses in Russia, jeopardizing their ability to operate and thrive.
- The economic crackdown orchestrated by Putin underscores the severe implications on the Russian economy, as businesses face increased financial burdens and struggle to navigate the hostile regulatory landscape.
The Kremlin is not afraid to strangle Russian business
What is important to understand is that the new scandalous decision was made following a VAT increase, tax reform for small businesses, and the introduction of a new "technology fee" on imported goods.
In fact, this step by Putin's team is driving Russian entrepreneurs to the brink of survival.
Yes, already next year, in the aggressor country:
the registration fee for all types of aircraft will increase tenfold,
the duty for granting a license for the production and supply of alcohol will increase by a third,
Additional fees for obtaining licenses will be introduced.
In addition, it is noted that the state duty for issuing a document confirming compliance with the requirements of federal aviation regulations in civil aviation will increase to 6.5 thousand rubles, and for state registration of civil aircraft — to 50 thousand rubles.
The fee for granting a license for the production, storage and supply of produced ethyl alcohol will increase from 9.5 million to 13 million rubles. Fees are being introduced for obtaining an FSB license (100 thousand rubles), fees for making changes to the license register (from 10 thousand to 30 thousand rubles), and even for extending licenses (100 thousand rubles).
