Tax reserves. Astrakhan region expects to receive 16 billion

In the Astrakhan region intend to increase revenues of the consolidated budget by 16.2 billion rubles over five years. To do this, the authorities plan to revise tax benefits, strengthen work with debtors, identify unaccounted real estate and seek the legalization of shadow wages.

The largest additional income is expected in 2026, about 3.95 billion rubles. In 2027, the budget effect is estimated at 3.24 billion, in 2028 at 3.19 billion rubles. For 2029 and 2030, revenues of 2.94 billion and 2.88 billion rubles, respectively, are provided.

One of the major areas is related to the improvement of regional tax legislation. The authorities intend to assess the existing benefits, identify ineffective tax preferences and prepare proposals for changing rates, as well as the introduction of new taxes within the powers established by federal law.

The estimated effect of this direction is almost 6.97 billion rubles over five years. Specific new taxes and rates have not yet been announced.

Another 4.5 billion rubles are planned to be obtained by reducing arrears. The tax authorities will transmit to the regional and municipal authorities information about indebted organizations, after which targeted work will be carried out with taxpayers.

Special attention will be paid to personal income tax. The authorities intend to identify employers who do not transfer personal income tax in full, pay salaries below the established minimum or use the work of employees without registration of labor relations.

Due to these measures, they expect to additionally mobilize about 1.47 billion rubles.

Municipalities will have to actively identify real estate that was not previously considered for taxation. It is planned to clarify information about land plots, their cadastral value, permitted use and rights holders.

Additional revenues are also expected from the management of state and municipal property, the development of the tourism industry and work with large taxpayers.

At the same time, the planned amounts reflect the estimated budgetary effect. They do not mean that the funds have already been transferred to the treasury.