Finance
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Aksakov on partnership banking experiment: ‘Most likely, an initiative will be introduced to extend it for 5 years’
Ingushetia, Chuvashia, and Crimea may be included in the federal partnership financing experiment
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Open register of alimony payers, increased recycling fee, and cooling-off period for loans
New laws and regulations that will affect the lives of citizens and businesses in Russia from May 2025
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How the Federal Tax Service is breaking records in Tatarstan for debt collection from bankrupts
The tax authorities have become twice as rare in bankrupting enterprises in the republic resolving issues peacefully
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‘This is the first time we've heard that we're behind schedule’
Nizhnekamsk was allocated the most for the repair of heating networks at the expense of Modernization of Utility Infrastructure project, but the regulator demanded that the investment programme be revised
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‘No reason for complacency’: Minnikhanov urges caution despite positive financial results
Revenue to the republic’s treasury has increased by 20.4%, and corporate income tax has surged by 31%, driven by the oil and petrochemical industries
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The number of billionaires in Tatarstan is up: 30 in 2023, 37 in 2024
Almost 700 Tatarstan residents received more than 50 million rubles last year, the Federal Tax Service of Tatarstan reported
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BRICS digital currency: between the dream of sovereignty and the reality of technology
An economist — on the prospects of alternative BRICS payment platforms in the process of de-dollarisation
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Kazan changes the budget for 2025: revenues to grow by 662.7 m, expenses — by 8.5 bn rubles
By the results of 2024, the budget surplus amounted to almost 4 billion rubles
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Digital ruble in Tatarstan: how the global experience of e-CNY will help the region become an innovation leader
This is a chance for Tatarstan not only to strengthen its position as an innovation centre but also to become an example for other regions of the country
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Increasing social pensions and expanding family mortgages
New laws from April that will affect citizens and businesses
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Butter from Argentina, tomatoes from Turkmenistan, cottage cheese from Belarus
Amid a sharp rise in prices for butter and other dairy products, Russia has expanded imports from foreign countries
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‘There are about 370-380 benefits in the country, they cost the budget 11.5-12 trillion rubles’
Chief Auditor of Russia Boris Kovalchuk announced his readiness to study the validity of their provision this year
