During the meeting, participants addressed issues related to the additional taxation when exporting livestock and meat products abroad.
Exporters pointed out the difficulties arising from the lack of primary documents confirming the purchase price of livestock. This complicates tax audits and leads to additional profit tax being levied on the full value of the sold products.
To address this issue, a law was adopted that reduces the amount of additional tax to 20%. When paying this amount, 80% and all fines are subject to cancellation.
However, businesspeople emphasized that even this rate remains a serious burden. If they had primary documents, the profit tax would be calculated on the difference between the purchase and sale prices and would amount to approximately 10%.
As a result of the discussion, Shykmamatov proposed amendments to the legislation that would reduce the amount of additional tax from 20% to 3% for exporters of livestock products, in accordance with the president's directives to create more favorable conditions for doing business.
This initiative received a positive response from entrepreneurs.
