US EditionLawmakers pass bill raising taxes for Russians branded as ‘foreign agents’
The bill imposes a 30% income tax on designated foreign agents and bans them from public events, aiming to boost state revenue by up to 1 trillion rubles, lawmakers said.
- A bill passed in Russia that raises the income tax rate to 30% for individuals labeled as 'foreign agents', eliminating their government tax breaks
- Lawmaker Vyacheslav Volodin stated, 'Those who betrayed our country should not receive tax breaks,' emphasizing the intention behind the bill
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Russian legislators approved Thursday a new bill that increases taxes for those labeled as foreign agents by the government.
By The Associated Press - Russian lawmakers on Thursday approved a new bill that raises taxes for those designated as foreign agents by the government. The bill, which passed its third and final reading in the lower house of parliament, sets a 30% income tax rate for people with this designation and strips them of the right to government tax breaks. Income tax for most residents ranges from 13% to 22%, depending on their income. The 30% rate pre…
By The Associated Press - Russian lawmakers on Thursday approved a new bill that raises taxes for those designated as foreign agents by the government. The bill, which passed its third and final reading in the lower house of parliament, sets a 30% income tax rate for people with this designation and strips them of the right to government tax breaks. Income tax for most residents ranges from 13% to 22%, depending on their income. The 30% rate pre…
Lawmakers pass bill raising taxes for Russians branded as ‘foreign agents’
Russian lawmakers approved a new bill Thursday boosting taxes for those labeled foreign agents by the government. The bill, which passed its third and final reading in the lower house of parliament, outlines an income tax rate of 30% for individuals with the designation and takes away their right to government tax breaks. Income tax […]
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