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No. I don't have a deposit either.
Do you only have loans? ))
There is already a law that if the deposit rate is higher than the central bank rate, then tax is taken on it. Didn't you know that?
If it exceeds the central bank rate by 5 percentage points, Article 214.2 of the tax code. This was the case before this decree.
There is already a law that if the deposit rate is higher than the central bank rate, then tax is taken on it. Didn't you know?
If the deposit rate is higher than the key rate+5%, the tax is taken from: Deposit rate - ( key rate+5% ). On this sum they take 13%. That is, if the key rate is now 6%, then if you find a deposit at 12%, tax is paid only on 1% of the income.
And what about the fact that profits from deposits/shares of aligarchs are not taxed now either. And some have interest/dividends as their main income now. This is basically the category in question. And those who have a lakh or more in investments in securities are not so many.
That's what I'm saying. There is a sense of the tax if the income exceeds a million, but not the deposit itself, with stocks even more interesting, because their price jumps, today 1100, tomorrow 990 :)
There is no point in taxing such deposits, a minuscule amount, but it will cause negative emotions to many. There is a sense only if you understand that this is the first step and preparation for the next, tougher steps.
I understand the comparison with the experience of the West, but I do not support it.
it's even more interesting with stocks because their price jumps, today 1100, tomorrow 990 :)
It's no different. The value at the time of dividend payment. And then the exchange rate difference is no longer a concern.
But what about the profit from deposits/shares of tycoons is not taxed now. And some have interest/dividends as their main income now. That's pretty much the category in question. And those who have a lakh or more in investments in securities are not so many.
You make it sound as if Putin personally told you his motives.
Is it all right that we are talking about citizens who have more than 1 million in investments in shares?
And if the shares are owned by a limited liability company, it is not a citizen. And the beneficiary of a limited liability company is already paying taxes as it used to, and they will even give him a tax break, as it is necessary to support the business.
So do not invent something that is not there. During any crisis, the oligarchs do not pay, on the contrary, they make a profit.
There have been reports in the news that people are closing deposits and withdrawing cash.
It seems that not everything has been thought through at the top...
You make it sound as if Putin personally told you his motives.
Is it all right that we are talking about citizens who have more than 1 million in shares?
There's nothing about stocks in the new law. Only about bonds and bank deposits.