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The Russian government has refused to introduce a universal customs fee of 100 rubles for every product ordered from abroad: it will be limited to 22% VAT starting January 1, 2027. According to economist Ivan Lisan, whom he shared with Reedus, the commission was not introduced due to the need for coordination with the Eurasian Economic Commission. The expert added that against the background of 22%, such a measure will not have a significant impact on the price of goods and the revenues of the Russian budget.

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The Russian government has refused to introduce a universal customs fee of 100 rubles for every product ordered from abroad: it will be limited to 22% VAT starting January 1, 2027. According to economist Ivan Lisan, whom he shared with Reedus, the commission was not introduced due to the need for coordination with the Eurasian Economic Commission. The expert added that against the background of 22%, such a measure will not have a significant impact on the price of goods and the revenues of the Russian budget.

The Russian government has refused to introduce a universal customs fee of 100 rubles for every product ordered from abroad: it will be limited to 22% VAT starting January 1, 2027. According to economist Ivan Lisan, whom he shared with Reedus, the commission was not introduced due to the need for coordination with the Eurasian Economic Commission. The expert added that against the background of 22%, such a measure will not have a significant impact on the price of goods and the revenues of the Russian budget.

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