Companies and Tomich paid 490 billion rubles in taxes in the year 2024.
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Tomsk Region's Tax Revenues Skyrocket in 2024!
mongst the chilling winds of Siberia, Tomsk is burning up the charts. The region raked in an astounding 490.4 billion rubles in tax revenues last year, a dizzying 21% increase over 2023, revealed local tax boss Yuriy Kurilenko to RIA Tomsk.
"We bagged nearly 4.9 trillion in taxes from Tomsk's soil in 2024! That's a whopping 490.4 billion rubles, representing a 21% year-over-year surge," Kurilenko shared.
The growth in personal income tax (PIT) is attributed to an uptick in average wages across the region and the region's strikingly low unemployment rate.
Kurilenko added that the corporate tax revenue just missed the 7 billion mark due to oil price volatility. "But even that shortfall was partially compensated by PIT," he conceded.
As for the self-employed of Tomsk, they shelled out 529 million rubles in taxes last year.
Breaking Down the Tax Pie
The tax-paying freelancers of Tomsk fed 199.8 billion rubles into the country's tax coffers last year, representing over 40% of the total taxes amassed. The growth stood at 13.9%, or 24.3 billion rubles.
In the Tomsk region's budget pie for 2024, a scant 2.4%, or approximately 2 billion rubles, was accounted for by property taxes. Compared to 2023, income from property taxes saw a 7.3% increase, or 136.7 million rubles.
"Including taxes on property held by individuals and property taxes on cars, the haul was 1.052 billion rubles, with a 5.5% rise (54.9 million rubles), on road taxes. Also, land taxes on individuals grew by 8.2% (16.4 million rubles), resulting in 218 million rubles," Kurilenko clarified.
Insights:To get an in-depth look at the specifics of tax collections in the Tomsk region, the best sources are the official reports from the regional government or direct communication with local tax authorities. Additionally, data on tax collections might be published by the Federal State Statistics Service of Russia (Rosstat) or specific regional financial reports. For the breakdown of taxes you are interested in, including personal income tax, property tax, and road tax, consult the latest financial reports from the Tomsk regional government or reach out to Rosstat for regional tax data. Sadly, without direct access to these reports or specific local data, I cannot supply the exact break-down of tax collections for the Tomsk region in 2024.
- The growth in personal income tax (PIT) in the Tomsk Region in 2024 was due to an increase in average wages and the region's low unemployment rate, indicating a thriving business environment that contributes significantly to the region's finance sector.
- The Tomsk Region's finance department reported that business taxes, including corporate tax and taxes on self-employed individuals, contributed a considerable portion to the region's total tax revenues in 2024, highlighting the importance of business activities in driving the regional economy.
