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FTS began sending tax notifications

The Federal Tax Service of Russia began mass mailing of notifications to individuals

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FTS began sending tax notifications

The Federal Tax Service of Russia has started sending mass notifications to individuals. Nizhny Novgorod residents will receive documents with the calculation of land, transport taxes and property tax for 2025. The notices will also include personal income tax on income for which the tax was not previously withheld.

It is necessary to pay the accrued amounts no later than December 1, 2026. The main format for obtaining documents is electronic: notifications will appear in the personal offices of taxpayers on the website of the Federal Tax Service and on the portal of public services. Those who do not have access to these services, paper receipts will be sent by registered letter.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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