MOSCOW, March 18 The Russian government has submitted to the State Duma a bill aimed at reducing the regulatory and tax burden on citizens and businesses, follows from the database of the lower house of parliament .
The document introduces changes to the Tax Code, including both measures to fine-tune tax policy in terms of administration, social orientation, and provisions aimed at supporting Russian companies.
Among the tax administration measures is the provision of the opportunity for individuals who are not individual entrepreneurs to indicate in tax returns, applications and other documents sent to the tax authorities instead TIN or personal data; your entry number in the unified federal information register containing information about the population of the Russian Federation.
And the amounts of insurance contributions for additional social security for flight crew members of civil aircraft and employees of coal industry organizations are excluded from the single tax payment. In addition, provision is made for the centralized transfer of information about large families to the Federal Tax Service of Russia, which will allow members of such families to receive tax benefits on property taxes without an application.
According to personal income tax, it will be possible to reduce tax payments on interest on bank deposits opened for more than a year. The non-taxable limit on such income will be taken into account for each year, and not just at the end of the period, its head Mikhail Mishustin explained last Friday at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers.
Among the proposals aimed at supporting business, he named the abolition of filing “zero” simplified reporting if the company did not conduct business. The bill also reduces the requirements for companies to switch to tax monitoring: the size of turnover and assets from 1 billion to 800 million rubles; for taxes paid — from 100 million to 80 million rubles.
This will expand the range of companies that can switch to tax monitoring in order to “insure themselves against additional checks, the risk of errors and additional charges,” Mishustin noted. These and other measures are designed to support citizens and businesses, he concluded.
The bill also establishes the possibility of using the Krent coefficient when calculating the mineral extraction tax in relation to concentrates and other intermediates containing platinum and platinum group metals.