Increasing Taxes in Russia
Russia is set to increase taxes as President Vladimir Putin signed a law that raises the profit tax from 20 to 25 percent. This was announced today on the official legal information website. It is expected that the additional revenue for the state from the corporate tax increase could be around 1.6 trillion rubles (17.85 billion dollars) in 2025, as reported by TASS. The additional income from 2025 to 2027 is expected to provide Russia with five trillion rubles (55.8 billion dollars).
Investment Tax Reduction Law Implemented
A new law has been implemented to reduce federal investment taxes, allowing for a decrease in the amount of profit tax. This regulation also includes incentives for small technology companies, as reported by Tanjug.
Russian Invasion of Ukraine Begins
The Russian invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, 2022.
Cities with the Highest Salaries: USA and Switzerland Lead the Way
Cities with the Highest Salaries: USA and Switzerland Lead the Way
In a world where the cost of living keeps increasing, it is interesting to note that some cities stand out for offering high salaries to their residents. Among these cities, the United States and Switzerland are at the top of the list.
Living in cities such as New York City or Zurich can be financially rewarding, as the salaries in these cities are known to be some of the highest in the world. This allows residents to afford a comfortable lifestyle and enjoy the many amenities that these cities have to offer.
BRICS Can Form Its Own Parliament: What Plans Does Putin Have?
The BRICS countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – have been gaining prominence on the global stage. With their collective economic power, there have been talks of forming a parliament for the BRICS nations. Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed interest in this idea and is considering the plans for such a parliament.
Renting Prices on the Rise: Nearly a Third of EU Residents Live in Rental Properties
As housing prices continue to soar, a significant portion of EU residents find themselves living in rental properties. This trend has led to concerns about housing affordability and the financial strain it places on individuals and families. With nearly a third of EU residents renting their homes, it is clear that more needs to be done to address the housing crisis and ensure that everyone has access to affordable housing options.
Living Under Rent: A Growing Trend in the EU
Recent statistics show that nearly one-third of EU residents are currently living in rental properties. This trend is on the rise, with more and more people choosing to rent rather than buy their own homes.
Update on Billing Scanners: Optic Cables Fire Incident
Despite a recent fire incident involving optic cables, the billing scanner systems at the local utility company are still functioning properly. The issue has been addressed and the systems are back up and running smoothly.
Podravka and Fortenova Merger: A Smart Move with a Twist
The recent merger between Podravka and Fortenova has been seen as a strategic move in the market. However, there is an intriguing detail that adds a twist to this business deal, making it even more interesting for industry experts to analyze.
Uncovering the Truth Behind Questionable Business Practices
When it comes to making money, some people will go to great lengths to ensure their financial success. However, a new podcast called “Business Chats” hosted by Tatjana Loparski sheds light on the dark side of wealth accumulation.
One recent episode highlighted a scandal involving a hospital in Strumica that was caught overcharging for electricity. The hospital was found to be paying significantly more for electricity than what was being sold on the market, raising questions about the ethics of their business practices.
The Impact of Falling Industrial Sales
Recent data has shown a significant 26.7% decrease in industrial sales, leading to concerns about the state of the economy. This sharp decline has affected various sectors, with some experiencing more significant decreases than others.
Sectors Affected by Decrease in Industrial Sales
Among the sectors hit hardest by the decrease in industrial sales are manufacturing, transportation, and construction. These industries rely heavily on a steady flow of sales to sustain their operations, and the sudden drop has put a strain on their financial stability.
Challenges and Opportunities
While the decrease in industrial sales presents challenges for these sectors, it also opens up opportunities for innovation and adaptation. Companies may need to reevaluate their business models and explore new markets to offset the decline in sales. This period of transition could lead to long-term growth and resilience in the face of economic uncertainty.
