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Russian ministries disagree on proposal to eliminate VAT on domestic routes

Published 29 August 2012

The VAT is currently 18% on domestic flights — but zero on international flights; Finance Ministry wants to keep the VAT; Transport Ministry wants to scrap it; Ministry of Economic Development opposed it in the past, but its current position isn't known (1144 words)

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