Sverdlovsk Region transfers 219bn RUR to Russia’s budget
7 December 2015 (13:14)
UrBC, Yekaterinburg, December 7, 2015. 219.6bn RUR were transferred by Sverdlovsk Region to Russia’s consolidated budget between January and November 2015, which exceeded the figures for a year earlier by 7%.
The federal budget received 60.5bn RUR in revenues (up 6.3%, or 3.6bn RUR, on last year). Most of these came from VAT payments (54.2bn RUR, or 89.5% of the total amount). This year’s VATs were 3.5bn RUR, or 6.8%, greater than a year earlier.
Also, 5.3bn RUR worth of corporate tax payments (up 15.1% on last year) were transferred to federal budget as well.
Sverdlovsk Region’s budget received 128.3bn RUR worth of tax and non-tax payments (+8% on a year earlier). Most of these came from corporate tax payments (32.8% of the total amount) and private income tax (38.5%). These amounted, respectively, to 442.1bn RUR (up 5.2%, or 2.1bn RUR, on a year earlier) and to 49.1bn RUR (up 3.4% on a year earlier).
The federal budget received 60.5bn RUR in revenues (up 6.3%, or 3.6bn RUR, on last year). Most of these came from VAT payments (54.2bn RUR, or 89.5% of the total amount). This year’s VATs were 3.5bn RUR, or 6.8%, greater than a year earlier.
Also, 5.3bn RUR worth of corporate tax payments (up 15.1% on last year) were transferred to federal budget as well.
Sverdlovsk Region’s budget received 128.3bn RUR worth of tax and non-tax payments (+8% on a year earlier). Most of these came from corporate tax payments (32.8% of the total amount) and private income tax (38.5%). These amounted, respectively, to 442.1bn RUR (up 5.2%, or 2.1bn RUR, on a year earlier) and to 49.1bn RUR (up 3.4% on a year earlier).
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