Urals customs officers added 100 billion rubles to the country’s budget

In 2023, the Ural Customs Directorate transferred more than 100 billion rubles to the federal budget. This is almost 2 times more than in 2022. At the same time, the target was exceeded by 26 billion rubles

Revenues from imported goods amounted to more than 80 billion rubles. Meanwhile, the share of export duties increased 2.5 times, while export payments amounted to almost 17 billion rubles.

At the same time, the share of export duties increased 2.5 times, while export payments amounted to almost 17 billion rubles

The main share of export payments falls on copper and copper products, ferrous metals, inorganic chemical products, plastics and plastic products, rubber, rubber and rubber products, timber and timber products.

“Copper and copper products, ferrous metals, inorganic chemical products, plastics and plastics products, rubber, rubber and rubber products, timber and timber products

“In 2023, the Ural Customs Directorate showed a record result of work. We managed to transfer more than 100 billion rubles to the country’s budget, but at the same time we managed to remain client-centered towards our participants in foreign economic activity. The work of the customs authorities in the Urals is still transparent and open,” emphasized Alexei Frolov, Head of the Urals Customs Directorate