MOSCOW: Finance Minister Anton Siluanov on Monday proposed scrapping Russia’s oil export duty from 2022-2025 as the government looks to optimise the tax system for the oil and gas industry, a key source of revenue for the state budget.
Siluanov outlined the proposal at a conference in Moscow. The oil export duty is currently the largest single tax item for Russian oil producers.
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