Russia to significantly increase fines for businesses
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Russian authorities plan to substantially increase fines for entrepreneurs. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine.
According to the publication, the maximum fine for illegal business activity without registration or a license will rise from 300 thousand to 1.5 million rubles. This is almost five times more than at present.
The headline of the material states that a significant share of businesses' money, according to the authors, is being "eaten up by the war." Thus, the increase in fines is being discussed against the backdrop of economic difficulties that are linked to the war against Ukraine.
Detailed information about the conditions and timing of the new rules taking effect is not provided in the available text. Further details can be obtained from official announcements.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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