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Watch our video to learn how VAT systems across Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus work, and how cross-border transactions can be structured in a VAT-neutral way.

From 2026, the new Russia–UAE double tax treaty reduces the tax burden and provides additional benefits for businesses and investors, while increasing requirements for substance and tax transparency.

From June 1, 2026, Russia will introduce the SPOT system for imports from the EAEU, requiring businesses to pre-register shipments and make a security payment, otherwise goods may be denied entry.

The EU has partially eased sanctions on window components for the first time in four years, allowing German manufacturers to obtain individual export permits for supplies to Russia.

From 2026, the new Russia–UAE double tax treaty reduces the tax burden and provides additional benefits for businesses and investors, while increasing requirements for substance and tax transparency.

From June 1, 2026, Russia will introduce the SPOT system for imports from the EAEU, requiring businesses to pre-register shipments and make a security payment, otherwise goods may be denied entry.

The EU has partially eased sanctions on window components for the first time in four years, allowing German manufacturers to obtain individual export permits for supplies to Russia.

Transfer pricing rules are tightening: mandatory reporting now also applies to non-resource sector companies, increasing the risk of fines for failure to submit documents.

Discover why dialogue and economic cooperation between Russia and Europe remain key to mutual understanding and preventing a new divide, and what lessons from the past can help today.

In an interview with the German magazine Der Mittelstand, SCHNEIDER GROUP founder and CEO Ulf Schneider talks about the current transformation processes in world trade, the adaptation strategies for the new reality and the growth potential in Central Asia and the Caspian region.

The decision to localize a production plant in Russia is always a decision about investment. Most companies decide to invest in Russia because they have customers in the local market and the conditions for implementing the project are favorable.

Alexander Nuzhny about major factors behind our group’s revenue growth over the past year, anti-crisis services, main drivers currently shaping demand for consultancy and other relevant issues in his interview for RAEX.