The Russian Federation ' S Revenues From the Introduction of 22 per Cent of VAT From Cross-Border Online Trade Were Estimated at 75 Billion Roubles per Year.
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The introduction of a value-added tax for foreign online purchases and a customs duty on small parcels will provide the federal budget with an additional 100 billion rubles annually in 2027—2029, according to the explanatory note to the draft Russian budget for the next three years. The Ministry of Finance has proposed to establish a 22% VAT on foreign goods purchased online. Electronic trading platforms, which will act as agents, will be oblige…
The additional revenue of the Russian Federation ' s budget from the introduction of VAT on goods purchased through electronic cross-border trade since the beginning of next year is estimated at 75 billion roubles annually.
RTVI, Senator Ayrat Gibatdinov, stated that a foreign purchase tax for goods sold on marketing grounds would lead to higher prices for citizens.
Annual revenue from the introduction of a 22 per cent VAT on imports of electronic commerce since 2027 is expected to be 75 billion roubles, as stated in . . . 01.10.2026, PRIM
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