Friends, if you moved from Russia last year, there is a risk that you are no longer a tax resident.

To determine whether you are a tax resident of the Russian Federation, you need to know how many days you spent in the country during the past year. If that number is 183 or more, then you are a tax resident and you don't have to worry. However, if you spent fewer days in Russia, you have lost your tax resident status.

But what does this mean for you? If you are no longer a tax resident of the Russian Federation, you will have to pay an additional 17% in taxes, which is not very pleasant (the tax rate for non-residents is 30%). To avoid problems, you need to file a 3-NDFL tax return by the end of April and pay the tax by mid-July. It is your choice whether to pay or not, but keep in mind that non-payment can lead to penalties and fines.

So, if you are unsure about your tax residency status, I strongly recommend checking your status and, if necessary, taking the necessary steps. After all, taking care of your finances is taking care of yourself.

You can read more in the article on the Tinkoff Journal.

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