Following the introduction of export duties, many Russian companies suspended projects included in the investment protection and promotion agreement (IPA). This was announced by Alexander Shokhin, Chairman of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP), writes RBC.
“After the increase in export taxes in October, many companies suspended their projects under the SZPK because the financial burden has changed very significantly,” Shokhin said.
He noted that SZPK does not have a stabilization clause regarding export taxes. The RSPP is trying to persuade the authorities to soften the measures and extend the stabilization clause to cover the entire financial burden. But the Ministry of Finance, according to Shokhin, resists on the principle that “we did not include it once, only to meet halfway now.”
Previously at RSPP spoke critically It’s about the draft law on localization of taxi vehicles. They sent a letter to the head of the Ministry of Transport, Vitaly Savelyev, and the transport ministers of the country’s regions. The objection states that introducing a level of localization for taxis would make the process of purchasing new cars difficult and cause their costs to increase due to the shortage of cars available.
Before that it was known in the State Council of Russia supported the billThis would give the Russian government the right to require businessmen to use Russian-made cars for taxi business.
Previously, Russian industrialists did not fit Current form of excess profit tax invoice