... justified, especially if viewed as long-term. If you believe in the development of blockchain technologies, it makes sense to allocate a small portion of your capital to cryptocurrencies. The key is not to invest money that would critically impact your budget if lost. Experts recommend including cryptocurrency in your portfolio in moderation (for example, no more than 5–10% of total investments) and carefully selecting projects for investment. For novice players, it’s important to proceed gradually....

... of fuel trading has been intensified, and the price "dampers" mechanism, which limits excess profits from fuel exports, is actively used. When the export alternative exceeds the baseline indicative level, payments to oil producers from the budget are reduced, decreasing the incentive to export fuel abroad. Mandatory Exchange Sales. There are considerations to raise the mandatory fuel sales regulations on the exchange (from the current 15% of production volume for gasoline) to increase trading ...

... Monitoring of petroleum product trading has increased; the government is utilizing the damping mechanism more actively—it limits excess profits from fuel exports. If the alternative export price significantly exceeds the baseline indicative price, budget payments to oil companies are reduced, decreasing the incentive to send fuel to the external market. This approach motivates producers to saturate the domestic market. Simultaneously, there are plans to raise mandatory sales norms for fuel on the ...

... indulge in all serious. First of all, a novice entrepreneur must have experience in the same or a related industry. In second place after knowledge of the industry is management experience. Preferably, this experience includes responsibility for the budget, and preferably even for the financial results of the company. The best option is if a novice entrepreneur has experience in increasing turnover and profits. Of course, we are talking about the ideal entrepreneur. Few real people live up to the ...

... significant role in Gazprom's final result was played by the profit tax—more precisely, its absence. For January–June 2025, the company reflected a positive balance of profit tax of +21 billion rubles. This means that instead of paying tax to the budget, the company received a tax benefit in its reporting, which reduced the loss. This situation became possible due to the accounting of deferred taxes and taxes from previous periods (an element of so-called tax optimization reporting): The current ...