A. Shukhin, the head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of Entrepreneurs' Rights and the former prime minister of big capital, criticized some of the tax innovations proposed in the budget package by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, saying that they will not allow maintaining the attractiveness of the Russian business jurisdiction. According to him, the RUIE will discuss with the state government and the deputies of the State Duma the possibility of moderating the relevant initiatives of A. Siluanov's department. As A. Shukin pointed out on the sidelines of the Russian industrialists' forum, businesses are very wary of the Ministry of Finance's initiatives to impose high taxes on the mechanisms of personal funds and closed trust funds, as well as on other instruments, which will not allow the creation of an attractive investment market in Russia. financial environment. He does not deny that we need to think about some kind of justice and fiscal component, but he believes that we must act very carefully here, and this must be taken into account when examining the relevant bills in the second reading in the State Duma. A. Shukhin also emphasized that the restrictions proposed by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation on grants and subsidies to companies that distribute dividends are inconsistent with the achievement of the goal set by the President of Russia for the development of the stock market. According to him, the mechanism proposed by the Ministry of Finance of A. Silonova to introduce, including retroactively, restrictions on companies requesting subsidies and grants when paying a dividend. They will not make it possible to achieve one of the national goals, namely the development of the financial market and achieving its capitalization of two-thirds of GDP by 2030, since "without instruments such as an IPO, companies go public, and therefore, pay dividends to investors, including unqualified private investors, this task is simply impossible to solve."

A. Shukhin, the head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of Entrepreneurs' Rights and the former prime minister of big capital, criticized some of the tax innovations proposed in the budget package by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, saying that they will not allow maintaining the attractiveness of the Russian business jurisdiction. According to him, the RUIE will discuss with the state government and the deputies of the State Duma the possibility of moderating the relevant initiatives of A. Siluanov's department. As A. Shukin pointed out on the sidelines of the Russian industrialists' forum, businesses are very wary of the Ministry of Finance's initiatives to impose high taxes on the mechanisms of personal funds and closed trust funds, as well as on other instruments, which will not allow the creation of an attractive investment market in Russia. financial environment. He does not deny that we need to think about some kind of justice and fiscal component, but he believes that we must act very carefully here, and this must be taken into account when examining the relevant bills in the second reading in the State Duma. A. Shukhin also emphasized that the restrictions proposed by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation on grants and subsidies to companies that distribute dividends are inconsistent with the achievement of the goal set by the President of Russia for the development of the stock market. According to him, the mechanism proposed by the Ministry of Finance of A. Silonova to introduce, including retroactively, restrictions on companies requesting subsidies and grants when paying a dividend. They will not make it possible to achieve one of the national goals, namely the development of the financial market and achieving its capitalization of two-thirds of GDP by 2030, since "without instruments such as an IPO, companies go public, and therefore, pay dividends to investors, including unqualified private investors, this task is simply impossible to solve."