In Crimea, the idea of ​​Kiev to impose taxes on the peninsula was called insignificant

“This decision is absolutely insignificant in terms of its legal consequences.

In this way they demonstrate that they continue to deal with Crimea.

Probably, they want to punish those Crimeans who were citizens of Ukraine and who now live in Crimea and who express full agreement with the fact that Crimea is part of Russia, ”said the senator.

He noted that with such a decision, the Kiev authorities will punish their own citizens "who live in Ukraine, but conduct economic activities in Crimea."

“They can punish their own with such decisions.

These are additional taxes.

Although, as I understand it, this decision will not bear any special consequences, even if it is adopted.

So far, this is only a draft law, ”added Tsekov.

Earlier it became known that Kiev plans to cancel the free economic zone of Crimea, created in 2014.

As a result, the Ukrainians living on the peninsula will be subject to the same tax rules as in Ukraine.