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Finance Ministry proposed to introduce a profit tax on passive income from mutual funds

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Events of this story

How the story spread

a bar is 6 h

Who wrote first

  1. Russia Kommersant
  2. Russian-language media abroad DW na russkom
  3. Europe RTÉ News (Ireland)

How it is reported

Russia more than usual

Kommersant translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed taxing passive income of Russians at personal income tax rates of 13–22%.
RIA Novosti translate
The Ministry of Finance proposes to include passive income in the main tax base
Kommersant translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed to charge 100 rubles for packages up to €200 from abroad
TASS translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed a 30% tax on additional income of certain mining companies
Kommersant translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed to collect 22% VAT on online purchases of foreign goods
TASS translate
Investment funds want to be obliged to pay profit tax on passive income
Parlamentskaya gazeta translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed to include passive income in the main tax base for personal income tax
Parlamentskaya gazeta translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed to introduce a 22% VAT on the online purchase of foreign goods
Interfax translate
The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation proposes to include passive income in the main tax base for personal income tax
RIA Novosti translate
The Ministry of Finance proposed to introduce VAT for foreign goods purchased online

Russian-language media abroad

DW na russkom translate
The Russian Ministry of Finance plans to raise taxes on passive income
Meduza translate
Raising taxes on passive income can bring the budget of Russia up to 700 billion rubles a year

Europe less than usual

RTÉ News (Ireland)
New handling fee for online shoppers on non-EU goods

Barely covered it

Ukraine (0 of the usual ~9), Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia (0 of the usual ~6), USA (0 of the usual ~8), Europe (1 of the usual ~12), China (0 of the usual ~6), Asia and Oceania (0 of the usual ~14), Middle East (0 of the usual ~10)

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