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Digital product marking requirements are expanding across the EAEU and Central Asia, strengthening product traceability and raising IT system requirements for businesses.

Kazakhstan has updated rules on personal data, electronic signatures, foreign exchange transactions and IIN issuance, introducing new requirements for businesses, foreigners and government authorities.

Russia’s Finance Ministry proposed Tax Code changes: passive income would be taxed at 13-22%, while cross-border online sales would be subject to 22% VAT, affecting individuals, investors and buyers of foreign goods.

As of September 1, 2026, the full-scale circulation of the digital ruble has begun; businesses must ensure its acceptance, while unjustified refusal may result in fines for companies and individual entrepreneurs.

Digital product marking requirements are expanding across the EAEU and Central Asia, strengthening product traceability and raising IT system requirements for businesses.

Kazakhstan has updated rules on personal data, electronic signatures, foreign exchange transactions and IIN issuance, introducing new requirements for businesses, foreigners and government authorities.

Russia’s Finance Ministry proposed Tax Code changes: passive income would be taxed at 13-22%, while cross-border online sales would be subject to 22% VAT, affecting individuals, investors and buyers of foreign goods.

As of September 1, 2026, the full-scale circulation of the digital ruble has begun; businesses must ensure its acceptance, while unjustified refusal may result in fines for companies and individual entrepreneurs.

Discover why dialogue and economic cooperation between Russia and Europe remain key to mutual understanding and preventing a new divide, and what lessons from the past can help today.

In an interview with the German magazine Der Mittelstand, SCHNEIDER GROUP founder and CEO Ulf Schneider talks about the current transformation processes in world trade, the adaptation strategies for the new reality and the growth potential in Central Asia and the Caspian region.

The decision to localize a production plant in Russia is always a decision about investment. Most companies decide to invest in Russia because they have customers in the local market and the conditions for implementing the project are favorable.

Alexander Nuzhny about major factors behind our group’s revenue growth over the past year, anti-crisis services, main drivers currently shaping demand for consultancy and other relevant issues in his interview for RAEX.