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    Global Daily Tax News, Russia To Lower CIT For Companies Hiring Veterans, (Jun 19, 2025)

    Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, has approved legislation providing for the introduction of a concessionary corporate income tax rate of no more than 13.5 percent for companies employing military veterans.

    To qualify for the tax incentiv ...

    Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, has approved legislation providing for the introduction of a concessionary corporate income tax rate of no more than 13.5 percent for companies employing military veterans.

    To qualify for the tax incentive, an eligible company's workforce must include at least 20 percent veterans.

    Provisions for the measure are included in draft Law No. 940870-8.

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