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    Putin unterzeichnet Gesetz zur Anhebung der russischen Mehrwertsteuer auf 22 %

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    1. Baked4skin on

      So are the sanctions actually doing something or is this just a result of their badly planned war not going the way they expected ?

    2. qwerty_1965 on

      Income tax was first introduced in Britain to fund the Neapolitan er Napoleonic War in 1799.

    3. Consistent-Metal9427 on

      Looking forward to the shill and bot comments arguing that this a win for russia or just changing the subject with a „What about…“.

    4. Otherwise-Sun2486 on

      Nice! 👍 The war can last another year, when is the revolution happening

    5. PintTiger on

      Sanctions are doing a fairly good job at keeping dual use items out of Russia (or rather, making China more reluctant to supply them)—and oil prices (and therefore Putin’s piggy bank) are low. A more comprehensive explanation for Russia’s failure might include the massive growth/innovation in Ukraine’s defense sector, Putin’s Stalin-esque disregard for the lives of his own soldiers, decades of cronyism, a more resolutely united Europe, etc. etc.

    6. mlorusso4 on

      Wait wasn’t VAT the whole basis for the tariffs on Europe? I look forward to tariffs finally being applied to Russia

    8. moreesq on

      Value added taxes are seriously regressive, because poor people tend to spend a higher proportion of their income on taxed items. going from 20% to 22%, that is a 10% tax increase on the middle class and below in Russia. That’s a serious risk over time to support for Putin, although his repressive powers are immense.

    9. seemefail on

      “ Russia last raised VAT in 2019, when it increased the rate to 20% from 18%”

      Keep squeezing ordinary russians

    11. Silly-Elderberry-411 on

      Putin meets 27% vat orban and raises his own to 22%, the curse strikes again

    12. -------7654321 on

      Can someone explain what is a value added tax with some examples? and what does this really mean?

    18. Far_Way_6322 on

      That’s a great move because they also have rampant inflation. It should cool it down a bit.

    20. jimrdg on

      lol and they said Putin can continue the war without effort, now he is even lack of money

    22. VersusYYC on

      In normal countries they pay taxes for goods and services that are intended to benefit them and their interests. Russians pay taxes so their overlords can have a consistent, wealthy lifestyle while they strip mine Russia’s future to kill children in Ukraine.

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