About the event
In 2024, qualified foreign specialists in Russia faced changes in migration law, alongside notable implications for their taxation. The cancellation of several double-tax treaties has raised new challenges, complicating tax compliance and financial planning for expatriates. Furthermore, upcoming tax reform slated for 2025 promises to introduce additional complexity that directly affects foreign nationals.
Adding to these issues is the increasing sanctions pressure that has reshaped the operational landscape. These regulations not only influence qualified foreign specialists’ ability to continue existing roles but also require a nuanced understanding of compliance strategies to mitigate risks.
Join us for a business breakfast navigating the challenges of EU sanctions, migration matters, and taxation for foreign nationals in Russia.
- Overview of sanctions and their impact on foreign nationals in Russia
Tax and legal compliance
- Tax aspects according to migration status
- Overview of personal income tax updates, employer social contributions, and currency control
- Discussion on double tax treaties and salary repatriation strategies
About speakers
His expertise includes, among other, a broad range of tax law areas: tax planning, structuring and optimization, tax compliance, international taxation, as well as currency regulation and control planning and compliance.
He speaks Russian and English languages.
Ekaterina specialises in quality claims, certification, preparation of permissive documents for import. Companies from machinery, automotive, FMCG, pharma, renewable energies, and retail industries rely on her professional expertise.