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In the Orel region for 9 months collected more than 50 billion rubles of taxes

In January-September 2026, the consolidated budget of Russia from the Orel region received about 50.5 billion rubles of taxes

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In the Orel region for 9 months collected more than 50 billion rubles of taxes

In January-September 2026, the consolidated budget of Russia from the Orel region received about 50.5 billion rubles of taxes. This is 4.5 billion rubles, or 9.8%, more than in the same period last year. Such statistics were shared in the regional FNS.

The federal budget transferred 16.7 billion rubles. The territorial budget - more than 33.8 billion rubles. Revenues to the regional budget amounted to more than 27.1 billion rubles.

In addition, for 9 months, the tax service collected in the Orel region about 29.3 billion rubles of insurance premiums for compulsory social insurance. Over the year, the volume of such payments increased by 2.6 billion rubles, or 9.9%.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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