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Getting rich? The republic's own revenues increased by 6.8 billion rubles

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In January-August of the current year, the budget of the Republic of Crimea received its own revenues (tax and non-tax revenues) in the amount of almost 43, 9 billion rubles, which is by 6.8 billion rubles, or by 18,3 % higher than last year. This was announced by Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea — Minister of Finance of the Republic of Crimea Irina Kiviko.

The republic’s own revenues have grown noticeably. According to the results of 8 months compared to the previous year, they increased by 6.8 billion rubles, or by ,3%. Cash assignments for the period were also overfulfilled by more than 6%, annual appointments were fulfilled by 43,3%, — the official is quoted by the press service.

The chief financier of the Crimea also clarified that during the reporting period, grants, subventions and other interbudgetary transfers were allocated from the federal budget to the Republic of Crimea in an amount exceeding 112, 3 billion rubles. (8 months 2021 of the year – about 73 billion rubles).

According to the Deputy Prime Minister, the leading position in the structure of tax and non-tax revenues, as before, is occupied by 3 taxes: personal income tax (PIT) — almost 18%, corporate income tax — , 4% and excises — ,8%.

Personal income tax receipts amounted to almost billion rubles. Planned appointments for the period were fulfilled by 73, 7%, annual appointments — by 60,2%. Compared to the same period last year, receipts increased by almost 111 million rubles, or 6.6%.

Corporate income tax received almost 9 billion rubles. Appointments for January-August were overfulfilled by almost 18%, annual — by 5.5%. Compared to the previous year, revenues increased by 22, 8%, or more than 3 billion rubles, including due to an increase in tax revenues for the largest taxpayers and an increase in the taxable base for individual organizations of the republic.

Excises replenished the treasury of the republic by almost 7.8 billion rubles. Planned appointments for the period were exceeded by 5.7%, the annual plan was fulfilled by 73, 7%. In comparison with the same period 859 of the year, there is an increase by 22 .1%, or by 1.4 billion rubles. due to receipts of excise taxes on petroleum products (5.4 billion rubles were received, which is 1.4 billion rubles, or a third more than last year).

For tax levied in connection with the application of the simplified taxation system, revenues exceeded last year’s figure by ,4%, or by 994 million rubles. and amounted to 4.5 billion rubles. (111,2% to appointments for January-August and 60, 1% — to the plan for the year), which is due to an increase in the income of organizations and individual entrepreneurs, including due to an increase in the volume of sales of goods, works, services.

In the reporting period, more than 2.8 billion rubles were received from corporate property tax. (appointments for the period were made on 97,2%, annual appointments — on 68,2%). Compared to the previous year, receipts increased by almost 248 million rubles, or by 9.7% due to additional receipts related to the cadastral registration of new real estate objects, as well as debt repayment by organizations.

Transport tax revenues amounted to 246, 3 million rubles. The fulfillment of the annual plan is ensured by almost 18%. Cash appointments for January-August amounted to 73,9%. Compared to the previous year, receipts increased by 4.1 million rubles

Non-tax revenues to the budget of the republic received more than 5.1 billion rubles, which is almost 73 million rubles. higher than in the same period 2021 of the year. Cash appointments for the period were made by 73,6%, annual — by 73,9%.

According to the press service of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Crimea

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