Starting July 1, Russia will increase tariffs for housing and communal services (HCS) by an average of 10%. This was reported in an interview with the agency. “Hit the primer” Associate Professor Andrey Girinsky, Faculty of Economics, RUDN University.
The expert noted that this may be due to the service provider’s reaction to market changes. In particular, we are talking about rising food prices, inflation, fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate and many other factors. Housing and utilities prices last increased significantly in 2022 and have remained unchanged since then.
If you look at the approved methodology for increasing tariffs, each region of the Russian Federation has its own maximum standards. The maximum rate is in the Trans-Baikal Territory (15%), the minimum rate is in the Republic of Khakassia (4%). Tariffs in Moscow are 11%, St. In St. Petersburg, it may increase by 10%. Prices cannot go beyond this; Local governments will make the final decision regarding tariffs.
Girinsky reminded that tariffs for housing and communal services regulate only what citizens consume (electricity, gas, water). Tariffs for maintenance and repair of housing may change at any time of the year by the appropriate decision of regional authorities or residents.
It was previously reported that stores may be allowed. distribute food.
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Source: Gazeta
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