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Russian VAT is now eliminated on foreign-made aircraft, but only if they are registered in Russia

Published 10 January 2020

This is another effort by the Russian government to encourage the country's airlines to have their foreign-made aircraft registered in Russia (866 words, 1 table [details on Airbuses and Boeings in the Russian state aircraft registry])

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