Crimea Businesses to Get 4.6B RUB Support

Crimean enterprises will receive over 4.6 billion rubles in support during the emergency period.

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Businesses in Crimea will receive over 4.6 million rubles in support during the emergency situation.
Support includes funding for the agricultural, tourism, and hospitality sectors.
The Ministry of Resorts and Tourism in Crimea completed two stages of application review, processing over 3,200 applications.
More than 36,000 residents work in the reviewed organizations.
The third stage of application submission ended on October 16.
1.6 billion rubles from the federal budget are allocated for support of Crimea's agricultural sector.
Funds are used for soil treatment, poultry meat and egg production, and fruit cultivation.
A government decree is being prepared to allocate additional funds from the reserve fund for partial compensation of costs for agrotechnological work in winter grain cultivation for the 2027 harvest.
In September, about 600 applications were reviewed under federal support measures for businesses in Crimea and Sevastopol.
484 enterprises received support, including tax inspection suspensions, extended debt collection periods, penalty freezes, and installment plans.
Preparations are underway for potential support of up to 23,900 enterprises in Crimea.
Over 2.4 billion rubles were directed from the reserve fund in August to compensate for labor costs in Crimea and Sevastopol.

On August 27, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin stated that organizations from Crimea and Sevastopol could receive a deferral on insurance contributions. — vedomosti