The Russian Federal Tax Service July 19 clarified the tax treatment of the income generated when foreign entities forgive the debts of Russian taxpayers. The tax agency clarified that: 1) the debt of a Russian taxpayer, including the principal debt and accrued but unpaid interest, which is forgiven by a foreign entity under a loan agreement concluded or a claim assigned to the foreign entity before March 1, isn’t included in the taxable income of the Russian taxpayer in the calculation of corporate income tax; and 2) debts forgiven for Russian taxpayers don’t amount to taxable income for the foreign ...
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