(ANSA) - BELGRADE, APR 29 - Last year, the major Western
banks that remained in Russia paid the Kremlin more than 800
million euros in taxes, four times the pre-war level. According
to the Financial Times, the taxes paid, which account for 0.4%
of Russian non-energy-related revenues in 2024, demonstrate how
foreign companies that remain in the country help the Kremlin
maintain financial stability in the face of sanctions. (ANSA).
800 million euros in taxes to Russia from Western banks
Four times more than before the war: FT