... market at the beginning of August is characterized by a reduction in uncertainty: a more accommodative CBR policy and a stable ruble create conditions for a gradual recovery in business activity in the second half of the year. Commodity Markets: Oil Balances,... ... are consistently complying with announced voluntary production constraints: Saudi Arabia has extended its additional cut of 1 million barrels per day through August, and Russia has confirmed a reduction in oil exports by 500,000 barrels per day. Thanks ...

... producers were forced to take action, but this led to another drop in the price of "black gold." Following this, the ruble also depreciated. What should consumers expect? And what are the current market forecasts? This question is addressed by ... ... guaranteed to cover the shortfall in oil supply to the market. Along with Russia, these countries cut production by more than one million barrels per day. The agreement allowed for the compensation of losses due to the absence of Iranian oil. Despite the agreement ...

... planning significant investment returns. Long-term capital gains exemption on share ownership. If an investor holds shares for over three years, gains from their sale may be exempt from taxation, provided the purchase value of assets does not exceed 3 million rubles per year. Deferral of taxation on dividends. Some companies offer shareholders the option to reinvest dividends into new shares. In this case, the tax on dividends may be deferred until the shares are sold. 3. Tax Incentives for IT Companies and ...

... companies, specializing in the exploration, production, and refining of oil and gas. In 2023, the company allocated 98 billion rubles for the development of its key assets and projects. Main Assets of the Company: Oil Fields: Slavneft operates large oil ... ... Refining Capacities: The company owns the Omsk and Yaroslavl refineries, which have a combined capacity of approximately 20 million tons of oil per year. Main Investment Focus Areas: Modernization of Production Capacities: Equipment Upgrades: Implementation ...

... base for insurance contributions (it is not a taxable item). The basic tax rates for dividends are as follows: Individuals— residents of the Russian Federation: 13% personal income tax (PIT). If the total dividend income of the recipient exceeds 5 million rubles per year, then a tax rate of 15% applies to the excess amount. Individuals— non-residents of the Russian Federation: 15% PIT on all received dividends. Russian organizations: 13% profit tax on received dividends. (A 0% rate applies if, at the ...