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Raising taxes on passive income could bring Russia’s budget an additional 700 billion rubles a year, economist says
Meduza [en] · eastern europe
Applying Russia’s progressive personal income tax to income from deposits, dividends, investments, and property sales could bring the budget roughly 500–700 billion rubles in additional revenue a year, economist Dmitry Polevoy estimated.
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