The past year has brought a number of important developments in the Russian tax and regulatory environment that have reshaped the risk landscape for both domestic and international businesses. Rather than focusing on isolated legislative changes, we suggest taking a broader and more practical view: how current trends in taxation, compliance and regulation are evolving, and what this means for business operations and decision-making in 2026.

In this webinar, our tax team will highlight the areas that are currently attracting increased attention from regulators and tax authorities, and discuss what measures shall be considered by the businesses to adapt their internal processes, documentation and cross-border structures to the new reality.

During the session, we will cover the following key topics:

1. VAT increase and other key changes in the Russian tax system – practical implications for pricing, contracts, supply chains and ongoing projects;

2. New reporting obligations for participants of multinational groups – what is changing, who falls within the scope of the new rules and how to organise compliance in practice;

3. Double tax treaty landscape – newly effective DTTs, prolongation of certain tax benefits and the approach of the tax authorities;

4. Transfer pricing compliance and cross-border operations – focus areas in tax audits, current trends and key risk zones;

5. Currency control trends – recent developments, emerging risks and the impact on international payments and operations.

We will focus on practical insights, recent experience from tax inspections and ongoing dialogue with the authorities, as well as specific steps that businesses can take now to reduce uncertainty and manage risks.

18 March, Wednesday

09:00 – 10:00 CET

Please click here to register.