... STS are not required to submit complex tax declarations, which reduces administrative costs. Access to tax holidays. In some regions, businesses registered under the STS can benefit from tax holidays for up to two years. Disadvantages of STS: Income limitations. There are income thresholds for applying STS (246.1 million rubles in 2024). If the company exceeds this limit, it must switch to the general taxation regime. Employee limits. The number of employees in the company must not exceed 130 individuals....

... Impact of inflation on consumption and investment In the context of high inflation and rising prices, households and companies become more cautious in their spending. Rising prices for basic goods reduce the real income of the population, which in turn limits purchasing power. Inflation also leads to higher costs for companies, especially for imported raw materials and equipment, which restrains investment activity. Reorientation of government spending Due to the current geopolitical situation, Russia ...

Participating in an IPO on the Russian market requires careful selection of a broker, especially in the context of sanctions and limited access for foreign investors. This article examines key selection criteria, including access to exchanges, fees, participation in a broker syndicate, and information support. Find out what to look for to successfully invest in initial public offerings ...

... consequences await the market, and what to expect in the coming months. Why Russian Banks Sharply Reduced Credit Card Issuance in 2024 and What It Means for Consumers? In January 2024, Russian banks significantly cut credit card issuance and reduced limits on new cards, marking a notable shift in the financial market. According to data from the United Credit Bureau, the decrease was 22% compared to the same period last year, immediately drawing the attention of experts and consumers. This move is ...

... to several factors: the exit of traditional investors from risky markets, the challenges of raising capital through bond issuances amid high key interest rates, and the increased attractiveness of pre-IPO for promising companies under conditions of limited demand for conventional IPOs. Thus, the Russian pre-IPO market can be characterized as a young but rapidly evolving segment, influenced by international practices and local market conditions (sanctions, devaluation, and a tight monetary policy)....