Russian Government Proposes Tax Relief for Wildberries and Sellers After Drone Attacks
The plan would defer taxes and audits for affected sellers and RWB, with losses from Ukrainian drone strikes estimated at 878 billion rubles ($10.5 billion).
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Russian Finance Ministry proposes tax deferrals, audit freeze for Wildberries through year’s end
Russia’s Finance Ministry has submitted a package of support measures to the government for RWB Group — the merged company formed by Wildberries & Russ — as well as for sellers whose goods were destroyed in Ukrainian drone attacks.
Russian Government Proposes Tax Relief for Wildberries and Sellers After Drone Attacks
The Russian government has drafted a financial assistance package for online retailer Wildberries and sellers who use the platform following weeks of Ukrainian attacks on the company’s warehouses and logistics centers, the Finance Ministry said Monday.
Ukraine has been hammering Wildberries' warehouses since July. Now the attacks appear to be targeting the warehouses of the country's second-largest e-commerce giant, Ozon.
The Ministry of Finance has developed measures to support Wildberryes and Ukrainian BPV-affected shops. They relate to delays in payment of taxes. This is mentioned in a press release on an official website. The U.S.U. has been bombing Wildberry warehouses in Russia for several months. Some advocates justify the decision to restrict the delivery of dual-use items sold in the store. It is believed that the Ukrainian government is actually trying …
The draft regulations have been submitted to the Government, reported to the Ministry of Finance, the rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation has prepared measures to support businesses affected by Ukrainian drone attacks on Wildberries logistics facilities, as well as measures to preserve the company ' s own work, which have been incorporated into the Government and reported on the Ministry ' s website on Monday, 24 August.
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