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07 April 2004 21:56
Tax Ministry exceeds Q1 collection target by 6%
MOSCOW. April 7 (Interfax) - The Russian Tax Ministry collected 432.1 billion rubles in revenue for the federal budget in the first quarter 2004, which was 24.5 billion rubles or 6% over target for the quarter, according to preliminary budget figures from the Russian Finance Ministry. Single social tax revenue, paid into the Pension Fund to pay the main part of work pensions, amounted to 96.4 billion rubles, which is 1.66 billion rubles or 1.8% more than target. Budget revenue other than the single social tax amounted to 335.7 billion rubles, which was 22.83 billion rubles or 7.3% over target. The Russian State Customs Committee paid 227.2 billion rubles to the federal budget in the first quarter, which was 24 billion rubles or 11.8% over target. In total, federal budget revenue in January-March 2003, according to preliminary figures amounted to 688.9 billion rubles, which was 7.8% over target. The Finance Ministry said that actual revenue collected in January-March was 49.7 billion rubles more than the planned level for the quarter. [RU EUROPE ASIA EEU EMRG ECI RES] rd <>
[Interfax]
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