... forecasts a potential reduction of Russian pipeline exports to the EU by 2–3 billion cubic meters directed to countries outside Slovakia and Hungary,” he noted. In 2025, according to the adjusted plan, Russia is expected to receive only 8.3 trillion rubles in oil and gas revenues, compared to 11.1 trillion rubles in 2024. However, this will be due not to a decrease in supplies to the EU, which are already at minimal levels, but rather a decline in hydrocarbon prices this year compared to 2024, summarized ...

... growth in a particular region. 4. Increase in tax revenues Lenta plays a significant role in the formation of regional budgets through the payment of taxes and fees. Tax deductions: Annual tax revenues from the company's activities amount to billions of rubles. These funds are used to implement social and infrastructure projects in the regions. Financing social programs: Part of the tax revenues is used to improve the quality of life in the regions: construction of schools, hospitals, roads and other ...

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... 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 ...

... tax (personal income tax) applies to this amount. The income tax rate is typically 13% in most cases. For very high incomes, it increases to 15%. It is important to correctly calculate the taxable base. For example, if you bought Bitcoin for 1 million rubles and sold it for 1.5 million rubles, the profit constituted 500 thousand, and income tax of 13% should be paid on this difference. Transactions exchanging one cryptocurrency for another can also be viewed as a sale resulting in income. While legislation ...