Sergei Shatalov News
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Russia’s government will have to pick between adding revenue and bolstering plans to make Moscow a global financial hub as it debates a tax on Eurobond coupon payments, according to Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Shatalov.
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Russia’s Finance Ministry is holding talks with issuers of foreign debt after the tax authorities sought a levy from some Eurobond coupon payments, Deputy Minister Sergei Shatalov said.
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OAO Bashneft and OAO Tatneft want to curb losses from proposed changes to Russia’s export taxes on oil by asking for compensation of as much as 9 billion rubles ($329 million) a year, Russia’s Finance Ministry said.
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Russia’s Finance Ministry proposed doubling the mineral extraction tax next year for OAO Gazprom , the gas export and pipeline monopoly, with further increases to follow as the government seeks to boost budget revenue.
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Russia’s Finance Ministry hasn’t started discussing tax breaks for the OAO Gazprom-led Shtokman venture two months before an investment deadline because the operator hasn’t submitted profitability estimates.
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OAO Novatek’s planned Yamal liquefied natural gas project may be exempt from Russia’s extraction tax, Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Shatalov said.
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Russian steel and mining companies will be the biggest losers when Vladimir Putin returns to the Kremlin, amid speculation the new regime will boost their taxes to fulfill social spending promises, analysts say.
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Russia may reimburse OAO Tatneft and OAO Bashneft for revenue lost as a result of the so-called 60-66 oil tax measure, Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Shatalov told reporters today in Moscow.
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Russia’s Finance Ministry may scrap plans to start collecting a 20 percent tax on Eurobond interest payments after oppostion at a meeting with bankers in Moscow yesterday, according to Barclays Capital.
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Russia’s Finance Ministry has proposed taxing interest payments for Eurobond coupon payments, Vedomosti reported, citing a letter from Deputy Minister Sergei Shatalov to the Federal Tax Service.
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