For small businesses in the Far East and the Arctic, they want to reduce by 10 times the threshold for entering the preferential ETOR regime. The State Council Committee recommended lowering the financial barrier for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) to enter the Single Priority Development Zone (ETOR), which will begin operating in 2027. Key facts: The threshold will be reduced to 10 million rubles: this is the minimum investment amount proposed to be set for small and medium-sized companies.

For small businesses in the Far East and the Arctic, they want to reduce by 10 times the threshold for entering the preferential ETOR regime. The State Council Committee recommended lowering the financial barrier for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) to enter the Single Priority Development Zone (ETOR), which will begin operating in 2027. Key facts: The threshold will be reduced to 10 million rubles: this is the minimum investment amount proposed to be set for small and medium-sized companies.

General threshold - 100 million rubles: without changes, these requirements would cut off small local projects from state support.

Purpose: To allow small businesses in the Far Eastern Federal District and the Arctic region to receive tax benefits and subsidies that were previously only intended for large investors.