... assets: foreign ETFs, bonds, stocks. They provide access to global markets and other currencies. However, such investments carry currency risk (fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate) and may be subject to sanction restrictions. Income from foreign dividends/coupons is also taxed at a PIT rate of 13%. Risks, Profitability, and Taxation Profitability: Short-term ruble investments typically yield around 15-20% annually. For example, deposits and OFZ yield approximately 18-19%. Riskier instruments—corporate bonds, stocks,...

... production in the coming years. However, the role of export duties will diminish due to their elimination for oil and petroleum products from 2024 onward. The real contribution of the oil and gas sector to the budget may be higher than reported, as other taxes and dividends from these companies are not classified as oil and gas revenues by the Ministry of Finance. Translated using ChatGPT. Source: https://www.vedomosti.ru/analytics/krupnyy_plan/articles/2024/10/30/1071779-dolya-neftegazovih-dohod...

... to promote their products at the federal level. 3. Tax Contributions Contribution to Regional Budgets: The company's annual tax contributions make up a significant portion of local budget revenues, enabling funding for social programs, infrastructure ... ... and adherence to corporate governance standards make the company attractive to both private and institutional investors. 2. Dividend Policy Stable Payouts: In 2023, the dividend yield of Magnit shares was 7%, making it attractive for long-term investors....

... there is a tax on investment income, so it is important to take into account tax liabilities. You can also take advantage of a tax deduction through an IIS (individual investment account). Don’t panic when the market falls The stock market is subject ... ... the largest and most stable Russian companies, such as Gazprom and Sberbank, have relatively low risk and generate income from dividends. Buying fixed-income bonds: Bonds of government and corporate companies provide a fixed income, which makes them a safe ...

... regularly pay dividends to their shareholders, indicating a stable financial position. It is important to examine the company’s dividend history to understand how focused it is on long-term cooperation with investors. Transparency and Disclosure: Check how ... ... market expectations for the company. EV/EBITDA: A multiple often used to evaluate a company's profitability before considering taxes, depreciation, and debt load. It allows for comparison of companies within the same industry and assessment of their operational ...