Finance Minister Siluanov: Tax relief for the self-employed not yet planned

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Anton Siluanov, head of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, said that there are no plans yet to extend the right to own property and social tax breaks to the self-employed. Siluanov stated this in an interview with financial blogger Ksenia Paderina. TASS.

The Minister of Finance noted that tax breaks are available for individual entrepreneurs who pay personal income tax, so tax breaks are available.

“And who does not pay personal income tax? They are self-employed and work under a simplified taxation system. “Considering that there are strictly minimum tax rates, we do not intend to extend the tax breaks we have for personal income tax to these special regimes,” said Siluanov.

Siluanov also said that in the near future the salaries of state employees will be converted into digital rubles. unplannedhowever, this possibility should be explored. According to the minister, the digital ruble can be used by the Russian Federation in international trade agreements following the abandonment of the euro and dollar, emphasizing that many states have already started to issue their own digital currencies.

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