million · threshold · vat (млн · порог · ндс)
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law freezing the threshold for value-added tax (VAT) liability for small businesses on the simplified taxation system (USN) at 20 million rubles until 2029. This prevents the planned gradual reduction of this threshold to 15 million rubles in 2027 and 10 million rubles in 2028, as previously intended.
Consensus
- President Vladimir Putin signed a law freezing the VAT liability threshold for small businesses on the simplified taxation system (USN) at 20 million rubles until 2029
- The law was published on the official portal of legal information
- The change affects Article 145 of the Tax Code of Russia
- The previous plan had intended to reduce the threshold gradually: from 20 million to 15 million rubles in 2027, and then to 10 million rubles in 2028
Points of divergence
- The law delays the reduction of the threshold from 20 million rubles to 15 million rubles until 2030, and from 15 million rubles to 10 million rubles until 2031 — vm
- The law delays the reduction of the threshold from 20 million rubles to 15 million rubles until 2030, and from 15 million rubles to 10 million rubles until 2031 — vedomosti
- The law delays the reduction of the threshold from 20 million rubles to 15 million rubles until 2030, and from 15 million rubles to 10 million rubles until 2031 — kommersant
- The law delays the reduction of the threshold from 20 million rubles to 15 million rubles until 2030, and from 15 million rubles to 10 million rubles until 2031 — interfax
- The law delays the reduction of the threshold from 20 million rubles to 15 million rubles until 2030, and from 15 million rubles to 10 million rubles until 2031 — vesti
- The law was signed on July 4, 2026 — vm
- The law was signed on July 4, 2026 — vedomosti
- The law was signed on July 4, 2026 — interfax
- The law was signed on July 4, 2026 — vesti
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