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The owner of Meshanka Bakery, Denis Maksimov, talks about how small businesses are adapting to the increase in taxes from January 1, the temporary VAT relief for small catering will end. To maintain the tax exemption, entrepreneurs will have to meet the average wage requirements for employees again. Denis Maksimov, who previously referred this problem to Vladimir Putin, admits that his bakeries still do not meet the standard. In the program "With those who matter", the owner of a bakery chain from Shanka, Denis Maksimov, talks about how the business survived the tax increase, why it was necessary to cut manpower, which subsidies helped in opening the fourth place and what the entrepreneur expects from the new tax rules. Listen - here read - here.

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The owner of Meshanka Bakery, Denis Maksimov, talks about how small businesses are adapting to the increase in taxes from January 1, the temporary VAT relief for small catering will end. To maintain the tax exemption, entrepreneurs will have to meet the average wage requirements for employees again. Denis Maksimov, who previously referred this problem to Vladimir Putin, admits that his bakeries still do not meet the standard. In the program "With those who matter", the owner of a bakery chain from Shanka, Denis Maksimov, talks about how the business survived the tax increase, why it was necessary to cut manpower, which subsidies helped in opening the fourth place and what the entrepreneur expects from the new tax rules. Listen - here read - here.

The owner of Meshanka Bakery, Denis Maksimov, talks about how small businesses are adapting to the increase in taxes from January 1, the temporary VAT relief for small catering will end. To maintain the tax exemption, entrepreneurs will have to meet the average wage requirements for employees again. Denis Maksimov, who previously referred this problem to Vladimir Putin, admits that his bakeries still do not meet the standard. In the program "With those who matter", the owner of a bakery chain from Shanka, Denis Maksimov, talks about how the business survived the tax increase, why it was necessary to cut manpower, which subsidies helped in opening the fourth place and what the entrepreneur expects from the new tax rules. Listen - here read - here.

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