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EconomyWhat Russians abroad need to know about taxes, foreign accounts, and the 183-day rule

Russian tax residency generally depends on spending at least 183 days in Russia during a calendar year and determines taxes on worldwide income. Nonresidents generally pay Russian tax only on income earned in Russia. Residents face personal income tax rates of 13% to 22%, compared with 30% for nonresidents, who cannot claim tax deductions. Other countries may apply additional residency criteria.

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What Russians abroad need to know about taxes, foreign accounts, and the 183-day rule
What Russians abroad need to know about taxes, foreign accounts, and the 183-day ruleEconomy