Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov calls not to increase debt on payments to budget

On March 13, at a session of the Economic Council at Tatarstan Cabinet of Ministers chaired by Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov issues related to the introduction of informational and analytic system “Promotion of Tatarstan produce in external markets”, current indicators of socioeconomic development and the 2015 tax revenues were discussed.

Heads of all regions, city districts, enterprises and organizations took part in the meeting via video conferencing. 

Minnikhanov noted that in 2015 the economic situation is developing tensely, with the fall in the production level in January. Payments to the consolidated budget decreased as well.

Rustam Minnikhanov emphasized the increase of tax debt by 11.5 per cent from the beginning of 2015. He called not to increase debt on payments to the budget and strengthen work of the state and municipal authorities in this area. 

Head of the Tatarstan Department of the Federal State Statistic Service Valery Kandilov reported that the manufacture index amounted to 99.3 per cent in January-February 2015.

He told in details about informational and analytic system “Promotion of Tatarstan produce in external markets.” It was proposed to carry out regular monitoring of the regional producers, research market conditions, evaluate situations in foreign markets and analyze potential competitors. Consumer food, non-food products, capital goods will be monitored.

Head of the Tatarstan Directorate of the Federal Tax Service Marat Safiullin reported about tax revenues and debts to the consolidated budget in 2015. He noted the decrease of revenues on tax income, excise taxes on alcohol and alcoholic beverages in January-February compared to the same period in 2014. At the same time, revenues on personal income tax, land and transport taxes went up.

Also, Safiullin said about expected volume of tax revenues to the consolidated budget for the first quarter of 2015, tax control measures and work with current tax debts.