Volunteers for the 2018 world Cup year may be exempt from paying taxes

This will be the "gratitude" of the state for the work done.

13.May.16 11:28 AM
By Johnatan Toadlicker
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Volunteers for the 2018 world Cup year may be exempt from paying taxes

The volunteers of the football world Cup 2018, which will be hosted by Russia, will not be able to pay taxes. Unless, of course, the Ministry of sports to defend its initiative to amend article No. 217 of the Tax code of the Russian Federation.

The new bill proposes to exempt the income of volunteers, including in-kind, from taxation.

To date, we already know that to help hold the championship in 2018 will be thousands of volunteers. The fee for the work they are not supposed to, but the Ministry of sport believe that they still need to do something. For example, the tax exemption.

Recall that the 2018 world Cup will be held in 11 cities of Russia: two capitals, Nizhny Novgorod, Yekaterinburg, Samara, Kaliningrad, Saransk, Sochi, Rostov-on-don, Kazan, Volgograd.

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