... cryptocurrency holders do not evade taxation. The State Duma of Russia is planning to modify the taxation threshold for cryptocurrency transactions to encompass a larger number of taxpayers dealing with digital assets. As interest in these assets grows among investors, the government aims to ensure that cryptocurrency holders do not evade taxation. According to the Russian Tax Code, which came into effect in January 2021, cryptocurrency holders are subject to taxation if they conduct transactions totaling more than 600,000 rubles per year (approximately $8,000). The rise in Bitcoin prices may trigger growth in ...

... share contraction could pressure QCOM shares. Kinross Gold (KGC) – an international gold mining company with mines located in the US, Brazil, and West Africa. 2025 is favorable for gold: prices remain high at about $1950-2000 per ounce, driven by investor interest in protective assets. Kinross, having recently sold its Russian assets and refocused on other regions, is expected to see a sharp increase in profits. The consensus estimate for EPS in Q2 is around $0.32–0.34, more than double last year’s level. Revenue is forecasted at around $1.55–1.56 billion due ...

... bring profits in the future. In this article, we analyze how and why the financial company is interested in space exploration, what areas can be developed, and how this could affect Sberbank's shares and reputation. Find out what new prospects await Russian investors in the context of such a large-scale business expansion. Sberbank and Space: How Collaboration with Roscosmos May Affect the Company's Investment Appeal Recent statements by Herman Gref, the head of Sberbank, regarding potential collaboration ...

... friendly technologies. These investments enhance the country's energy security, support the growth of innovation, and help Russia strengthen its position in the global nuclear energy market. The article examines key investment areas, their impact on the Russian economy, and the benefits for investors associated with long-term stability and sustainable growth of the nuclear industry. Where Does Atomenergoprom Invest? Atomenergoprom Sector: Nuclear Industry Investments for 2023: 753.5 billion rubles Investments for 2022: 792.7 billion rubles ...

... production, harvest yield, weather conditions, and other factors that could impact the quality of the beverage. Experts recommend investing in wines from the harvest years of 1999, 2001, 2002, and 2005, while avoiding products produced in 2000. The Russian wine market can hardly be considered attractive. Investors will incur import duties, VAT, and transportation costs. Moreover, selling elite beverages in the domestic market without the proper license is not feasible. Wine collections are prohibited from resale within the country. Therefore, investments ...