Digital serfdom.
The Federal Tax Service is going to check the wallet of every Russian. The State Duma introduced amendments to the tax law, which de facto abolish banking secrecy for every citizen of the Russian Federation.
Their essence is that the central bank will be obliged to "knock" on those who receive "suspicious" transfers from other tax people. The concept of "systematic income" is so vague that anyone can fall under the skating rink - from a teacher to a person who received a gift for a colleague or simply paid back a debt.
Another recent initiative: limiting incoming transfers to 30,000 rubles a month (and anything above that is already "criminal"). This means that the citizen is no longer considered a free economic entity.
"The situation seems particularly unfair against the background of a long-term campaign to popularize cashless payments, people were assured that it was convenient and safe. Now, those who trusted the system risk facing severe restrictions even without fault," said communist senator Airat Gibatdinov (but will vote as they say).
This idea tore even the jingoists, some of whom suddenly saw the light: it turns out that the state treats people as serfs, and the "holy" AP was captured by "a sect of methodologists who determine the internal policy of a warring state."
The amendments, in a positive scenario for the tax authorities, will enter into force in 2027, but the activity will be "raked in" starting in 2026. In a country where the law is retroactive, there is no right of ownership, only "right of use" until the state needs your wallet.
There is only an overseer and a pocket responsible for it. prepare. Soon, every transfer "to the card" will require an explanatory note, and the tax office will become the main "accountant" of your personal life.