... Russia, yet the government continues to use Rotterdam hub quotes to calculate subsidies for the damper mechanism. If the Rotterdam quotes exceed the threshold set in the Tax Code for AI-92 gasoline and diesel fuel, oil companies receive payments from the budget. Otherwise, the oil companies contribute to the budget. The last time oil companies contributed to the budget was in February 2021, after which payments have only been made in favor of the oil companies. This was influenced by the recovery of ...

... consumers increases sharply, particularly for oil, which is estimated to need to rise to at least $120 per barrel. However, in the medium term, this agreement may yield counterproductive effects for the United States, with minimal impact on the Russian budget. What the U.S. and EU Agreed Upon The negotiations between American President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland resulted in a framework trade agreement. In this accord, European goods exported to the ...

... dividends for at least a year.) Foreign organizations: 15%. Reduced rates may apply under double tax treaties (if there is a valid agreement between the Russian Federation and the non-resident's state). The withheld tax is remitted by the company to the budget. How to Report Payments After paying dividends, the company must report to the tax authorities about this income and the withheld tax. Dividends paid to individuals are reflected in calculations using the form 6-NDFL (report on PIT) for the period ...

... affects the Russian GDP. The automotive industry is one of the key sectors providing jobs, tax revenues, and investments in related industries. A sales volume reduction of 21-30% may lead to decreased production, layoffs, and a drop in tax revenues to the budget. 2. Rising Car Prices and Inflationary Pressure The indexation of car prices in 2025 will serve as an additional factor of inflationary pressure. Rising car costs will make them less affordable for the population, further reducing overall market ...

... calculations. Reasons for High Dividend Payouts Companies may distribute high dividends for various reasons: The involvement of the government in the corporatization process. In this case, the dividends of the majority shareholder are directed to the national budget. Typically, the payout amounts to no less than 25% of the company's profits, with local budget allocations reaching 30%. The mandatory replenishment of the budget guarantees profit distribution to all investors, ensuring income for stakeholders....