Rusia ar putea majora mai multe taxe în perioada 2027-2029 pentru a-și finanţa cheltuielile militare

The Russian government forecasts a budget deficit of 2% of GDP over the next three years and proposes tax increases to support military spending. The Finance Ministry has submitted a budget draft prioritizing defense and security needs. Planned resources aim to equip the military and modernize defense enterprises. The ongoing war in Ukraine has strained the economy, prompting tax hikes and additional borrowing. Proposed tax increases target excessive profits in metallurgy and fertilizer sectors, as well as personal income from investments and property sales, affecting around 4 million people.