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Сообщение от John Preston
Russian customs officers are discussing the possibility of introducing special taxes on overseas online purchases since the beginning of 2013. Back in late October, the head of the Federal Customs Service Andrei Belyaninov said that foreign internet purchases " snowballing , and falling budget revenues will be in relation to these trademark parties ." Customs suspects that when ordering overseas buyers can crush consignments and thus evade customs duties , - according to the website service.
According to "Vedomosti" , about 80 %of all mailings from abroad - is buying from online stores . Major shippers - the U.S., China , Germany , Italy , Japan, Korea , United Kingdom , Taiwan , Ukraine, Turkey . According to the Association of Internet commerce companies ( Akita) , according to the results of 2013 the volume of cross-border trade will amount to 100-120 billion rubles. Thus the Russian online shopping has become less attract new customers and almost equal in this indicator with foreign competitors .
According to the president Akita Sergey Rumyantsev , duty-free threshold can be reduced to € 100 . " Average ticket purchases from foreign online stores range from $ 45 to $ 100 . In this connection, we proposed a measure to reduce the threshold to 100 euros will not affect negatively on the consumer , "- said Rumyantsev .
News provided by portal Mail.ru
http://news.mail.ru/economics/15864608/?frommail=1
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In up to 10 times more impact as <! - ~ 7 ~ -> A online gallery , it's the same stores ( there are different hammers ) , here they even dead Soviet poster for 100 , you can not buy .
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