“If it’s in the tax office, then this does not apply to those who work remotely, because there is regulation – the employer pays taxes for them anyway, and if they are not residents, then a 30% tax is paid for them,” he said.
According to him, the main purpose of the amendments to the Tax Code will be preferences for the self-employed and individual entrepreneurs.
“If people have left the country and are staying there, then in this case, the benefits that we specially created for those who live in the country, develop business here - they should not be extended to those who left,” he added.
Earlier, Isaev said that the new amendments being developed in the State Duma provide for the exclusion of a number of benefits for tax non-residents.
Andrey Klishas, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on State Building and Constitutional Legislation, confirmed that a draft law is being developed in Russia that provides for restrictions on remote work for Russian citizens who have left the country.