Review Of Taxation Regulatory Documents Issued In The Period Of February 2014 Thru March 2014

The political events that took place in the period under review, concerning the declaration of independence of the Crimea from Ukraine, the referendum in the Crimea which gave rise to signing an agreement on the accession of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol to the Russian Federation as Russia’s new constituent territories, will have a long-term decisive impact on the economic situation in the Russian Federation, factoring in that the global community has withheld recognition of the reunification of Russia and the Crimea. In our opinion, it would be unreasonable to discontinue certain forms of Russia’s interaction with the leading countries despite the recent dramatically sharpened contradictions which have resulted in the cessation of the form of coordinating leading countries’ stand, such as G8. Should Russia keep developing free market relations on its territory, the coordination on the issues relating to, for example, the interception of tax evasion channels should be continued, because this meets common interests and will allow mutually accepted forms of cooperation in this area to be introduced into the international practice.