Sverdlovsk Region: 4.2bn RUR More in Taxes

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, November 13, 2017. Sverdlovsk Oblast’s tax authorities issued RUR 148m worth of additional tax warrants, with money to be paid to the consolidated national budget, following their checks and inspections in the nine months of 2017, Sverdlovsk Oblast division of Russia’s Federal Tax Service reports. 1.3m in-house tax audits of taxpayers’ declarations resulted in RUR 1.372bn worth of extra tax warrants. 513 on-site audits of businesses and 72 checks of private individuals resulted in RUR 5.104bn worth of extra tax payments to be made. The on-site tax audits of businesses and

Sverdlovsk Region transferred additional 1,218.3 million RUR worth of taxes to the budget and state non-budgetary funds in January-March 2007; this included 822.7 million RUR worth of sanctions and fines (excluding the fines imposed for delays in payment) and 232.8 million RUR withdrawn after a number of inspections. As regards the year 2006, additional payments amounted to 19.1% of all the taxes paid by the region, with the average sum per one inspected taxpayer coming to 18,900 RUR. These additional payments included insurance fees (49.8%), sanctions (10.8%), fines (6.7%), and fines imposed

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, October 31, 2016. The tax checks and audits carried out by Sverdlovsk Region’s tax officers in the three quarters of the year resulted in 6.721bn RUR in extra payments to Russia’s budget; this exceeds the figures for one year earlier by 3.7%, Russia’s Federal Tax Service’s local press service reports. ‘948,000 tax declarations got checked, with extra 1.360bn RUR in payments as well, which is 144m RUR, or 12% more than in the nine months of 2015,’ the press service says. Tax inspectors also carried out 715 on-site audits of companies and 89 inspections of private

May 14, 2013. In the first quarter of 2013, Sverdlovsk Region’s fiscal authorities imposed 2,7bn RUR worth of additional taxes to be paid to the Russian Federation’s consolidated budget in the course of their inspections, the press officer of the Federal Tax Service’s Sverdlovsk Region division reports. According to the division’s estimates, the total amount of additionally imposed taxes increased by 91.5m RUR (or 4%) in the first quarter of 2013 against a year earlier. Most of these additionally imposed taxes were value-added tax (61%, or 1.628bn RUR), corporation tax (16%, or 430.5m RUR),

October 8, 2012. 155bn RUR were transferred to the Russian Federation budget from Sverdlovsk Region in the nine months of 2012; this is 11.3bn RUR more than in the nine months of 2011, Sverdlovsk Region division of the Federal Tax Service reports. Federal budget payments amounted to 43.7bn RUR worth of taxes, which exceeds the figures for a year earlier by 2.1bn RUR, or 5%. The VAT payments reached 37.9bn RUR, which is 18% more than in January-September 2011. Over the nine months of 2012, 3.2bn RUR worth of corporation tax was paid, which is 219.2m RUR, or 7% less than a year earlier. The