Moscow is laid out

The Moscow City Duma adopted the Law on Trading Gathering in the final edition, the Moscow Agency reports . He will enter into force on July 1, 2015.

“For conscientious trading enterprises, the tax burden will not grow,” the chairman of the Moscow City Duma Alexei Shaposhnikov wrote on Twitter. “Taxpayers will be able to subtract the amount of trading fee from the amount of income tax or tax on the simplified tax system (simplified taxation system. - Ed.).

According to the head of the capital's department of economic policy, Maxim Reshetnikov, additional revenues to the budget from the new fee will amount to about 1.2 billion rubles. However, an increase in the tax burden will affect only 5-10 percent of Moscow entrepreneurs.

“We have six months, we plan to spend them on building the administration processes. I do not exclude that we will have to return to this topic in the first half of the year and, possibly, accept some additional benefits, additional exceptions, additional nuances,” Reshetnikov said.

In accordance with the law, the rates of the trading are unsteady, as well as in stationary facilities without a trading hall or with an area of ​​the hall of up to 50 square meters, will be set in the amount of the equivalent value of the patent. In this case, the differentiation of the cost of patents in the areas of the capital will be taken into account. If the area of ​​the trading floor exceeds 50 meters, the collection rate increases by 50 rubles per quarter for each next square meter. For organizations managing retail markets, fees are supposed to be set at 50 rubles per quarter per square meter of market area.

On November 21, the State Duma adopted in third reading the law on the introduction of municipal fees. Initially, it was assumed that owners of laundry, hairdressing and even paid toilets - only 22 types of services - starting from 2015 from six to 600 thousand rubles once a quarter, and bets can be increased to ten times.

On November 14, the Deputy Minister of Finance Sergei Shatalov said that the list of activities in respect of which municipal fees can be introduced will be significantly reduced . On this and a number of other issues, agreements were reached at a meeting with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

The deputy minister also emphasized that the municipal fee will be an "alternative minimum tax." It will be charged instead of other taxes if their amount is less than the fee. Thus, taxpayers who minimize taxes using various schemes will pay from