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The Russian Tax Code is the primary tax law for the Russian Federation. The Tax Code of the Russian Federation was adopted and implemented in two parts. Part Two regulates local, republican and federal system of taxation. Part One (sometimes referred to as the "General Part") is considered to be much more important for the development of the country as it served as a vital step towards reforming Russian tax legislation in order to correspond with the market economy trends.

• Federal Taxes:

1. value added tax;
2. excise taxeson particular types of goods (services) and separate types of mineral raw materials;
3. tax on profit (income) of organisations;
4. capital gains tax;
5. personal income tax;
6. contributions to state social off-budget funds;
7. state duty;
8. customs duty and customs fees;
9. tax on subsoil use;
10. tax on rehabilitation of the mineral raw materials base;
11. tax on additional income from hydrocarbons production;
12. fee for the right to use fauna and aquatic biological resources;
13. forest tax;
14. water tax;
15. ecological tax;
16. federal license fees;

See also

• Russian Customs Tariff

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