The head of the Russian Federal Tax Service, Daniil Yegorov, informed Putin about a 2 trillion ruble drop in oil and gas revenues, which accelerated the overall deterioration of the Russian budget's financial condition. This was reported by Russian media, citing Yegorov's report, writes UNN.
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Yegorov admitted that over 10 months of 2025, revenues from raw material exports sharply declined, but tried to reassure the dictator by stating an alleged 3 trillion ruble increase in non-raw material revenues and "stability of the budget system."
Official data from the Russian Ministry of Finance paint a different picture: the deficit has already reached 4.2 trillion rubles – 4.3 trillion more than last year. The projected figure by the end of the year is 5.7 trillion rubles.
Almost all key tax items have failed:
- VAT – minus 1.3 trillion rubles,
- import duties and excises – minus 328 billion,
- income tax – minus 160 billion,
- personal income tax – minus 36 billion,
- utilization fee – minus 888 billion rubles.
Analysts note: the cumulative figures indicate a systemic decline in the Russian economy and a deepening budget crisis.
