The Federation Council in Russia approved the law on increasing the rates of collection for the catch of bioresources

Published 2022년 11월 17일

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Russia's Prime Minister, Mikhail Mishustin, has announced changes to fish and seafood collection rates, which are expected to boost revenue across all levels of government. The increases will be applied only to fish and seafood species primarily exported, while rates for socially significant fish will remain the same. Companies that invest in production and processing will be rewarded with reduced fees. The minimum fee for the use of aquatic biological resources is set at 150 rubles per ton, except for algae. The new rates will be adjusted annually starting in 2025.
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The revision of the collection rates will significantly increase revenues to the budgets of all levels, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin explained earlier. Moreover, the rates will be increased only for those types of fish and seafood that are mainly exported, and for socially significant ones - herring, vendace, crucian carp and others - will remain at the same level, the head of the Cabinet noted. Companies that invest in the development of production and increase the volume of fish and seafood processing at enterprises in Russia will be able to receive a deduction until the end of 2027 and pay only 15% of the fee for the entire catch if they are engaged in fishing in the coastal zone or process the catch on shore or at sea, as well as fishing on new vessels built at Russian shipyards. A similar right is granted to fishing artels (collective farms). The law establishes the minimum value of fees for the use of aquatic biological resources in the amount of 150 rubles per ...
Source: Fishretail

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