Russian Government Grants Ozon Sellers Tax Deferral and Suspends Inspections
The decision, mirroring a measure previously taken for Wildberries sellers, introduces a deferral on some tax and insurance payments for Ozon platform sellers.
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The Russian government has introduced a deferral on the payment of certain taxes and insurance contributions for sellers operating on the Ozon platform, according to available information.
In addition to the tax payment deferral, authorities have also suspended inspections of Ozon sellers for the duration of the measure.
The decision follows a similar measure previously introduced for sellers on the Wildberries (WB) marketplace, suggesting a broader regulatory approach to supporting sellers on Russia's major e-commerce platforms.
Marketplaces such as Ozon and Wildberries have captured a significant share of Russia's retail market in recent years, with individual entrepreneurs and the self-employed who trade on these platforms making up a substantial portion of their seller base.
The available excerpt does not specify the exact duration of the deferral, the full list of taxes and insurance contributions covered, or further details about the suspended inspections.
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