according to the dynamics of growth in tourist flows for 2023, according to the research financial institutefinance, stavropol region is in sixth place in terms of budget openness. clean energy. first we will go to the largest wind power plant in russia. without leaving the farm, let's see how in staropolie there is a full cycle of production and processing of goat milk. conceptual area. let's check how much residents of energy-efficient houses save. smart city, resort. let's see how zheleznovodsk lives under a digital control system. following in the footsteps of lermontov , we will finally set off on the 5th. we learn about the new tourist wave. stavropol is one of the leaders in the development of green energy. the region is home to solar plantations and huge wind farms. the largest wind power plant in russia is kochubeevskaya. it is located near nevinnomysk. at 75 hectares there are 84 wind turbines with a capacity of 2.5 megawatts each. this may be enough, for example. in order to provide electricity to 140,000 households per month. at an altitude of 150 m in the giant blades the wind c

data financial institute of the ministry of finance, stavropol region is in sixth place in terms ofget data. clean energy. first we will go to the largest wind power plant in russia. without leaving the farm, let's see how the full cycle of production and processing of goat milk works in stavropol. conceptual. district, we’ll check how much residents of energy-efficient houses save, a smart city, a resort, we’ll see how zheleznovodsk lives using a digital control system, following in the footsteps of lermontov, and finally we’ll go to pyatigorsk and learn about the new tourist wave. stavropol is one of the leaders in the development of green energy. the region is home to solar panel plantations and huge wind farms. the largest veterinary in russia. kochubeevskaya power station, it is located near nevinnomysk, on 75 hectares there are 84 wind installations, with a capacity of 2.5 megawatts each, this could be enough, for example, to provide electricity to 140,000 households per month. at an altitude of 150 m in giant blades the wind can reach over 90 km/h, air currents blow here cons

research institute under the ministry of finance of the russian federation, expert on the finance project can already pay certain taxes. to receive a tax deduction from the state, should i be a taxpayer or not? you definitely need to be a taxpayer, actually the first question: in order for all citizens who work under an employment contract, work under civil law contracts, that is , provide some services to pay personal income tax, it is important to take into account what is not all deductions are available to self-employed and sole proprietors as they either pay taxes. according to a simplified system, or are not included specifically in the personal income tax system, because the self-employed, as you know, simply pay monthly deduct a certain percentage of their income. here we have, our viewers, listeners, listened, watched our program and received, wanted to understand in more detail, study everything carefully, where this can be done, well, first of all, i want to say that the federal tax service is posted on the website of the federal tax service of russia, that on website of the fe

research institute of the ministry of finance, stavropol region is in sixth place in terms of the levellean energy. first, let's go to the largest wind power plant in russia. without leaving the farm, let's see how the full cycle works in stavropol. residents of energy-efficient houses save. a smart city, a resort, we’ll see how the conceptual district lives, we’ll check how much zheleznovodsk is using the digital control system. following in the footsteps of lermontov, we will finally go to pyatigorsk to learn about the new tourist wave. stavropol is one of the leaders in the development of green energy. the region is home to solar panel plantations and huge wind farms. the largest wind power plant in russia is kachubeevskaya. it is located near nevenomysk. there are 84 wind turbines operating on 75 hectares, each with a capacity of 2.5 megawatts. this could be enough, for example, to provide electricity to 140 thousand households per month. at an altitude of 150 m in giant blades, the wind can reach over 90 kilometers. air currents blow here constantly, the station is located in the a

our guest is karina panomareva, doctor of law, leading researcher at the tax policy center, a financialministry of finance of the russian federation, and an expert on the moificances project. rf. hello karina. hello. we have a program about finance, and here we talk about how you can not just to earn money, but how can it be possible, already paying certain taxes, yes, we are always indignant about where they are going. our taxes, it turns out that part of it goes to certain actions that we perform, and which are beneficial to the state, let's start with the simplest and most general aspect, and probably the one that concerns everyone, this is deducted, that is, compensation from the state, money that you spent on treatment, that is, de facto, the state returns part of this money to you, well, as a law-abiding taxpayer, in fact, the first question. in order to receive a tax deduction from the state, i must be a taxpayer or not, i must be a taxpayer, personal income tax is paid by all citizens who work under an employment contract, work under a civil law contract, that is, carry out some

and government data and financial inn substittubsti institutions and your own research.he typical black family has 15 cents in wealth compared to $1 held in wealth by the typical white family. i'll say that again. the typical black family has 15 cents in wealth compared to $1 in wealth by the typical white it is not just the billionaires pulling it up. we are on a mission to make that a nationally recognized statistic. >> ebony, it seeped like when y you look through the book, housing played a critical piece of the puzzle. you found the lack of participation in the stock market is a huge component of the problem. >> it is like a spider web. housing is a part of it, but also stock ownership. it is a driver of the wealth gap as well. >> when you think about it, you also looked at student loan credit expansion. that, obviously, to some degree and maybe it is counterintuitive, increased the disparity. can you both speak to that? that issue is right on the table right now. >> absolutely. there's a risk that despite the broader access to education, that the way it has been pai

some authorities after more than a decade of financial challenges.~ :, :, :, , , need to make cutbacks in certain areas. :, :, , : areas. what areas is the cutbacks be in? if ou areas. what areas is the cutbacks be in? if you look _ areas. what areas is the cutbacks be in? if you look at _ areas. what areas is the cutbacks be in? if you look at the _ areas. what areas is the cutbacks be in? if you look at the budgets, - areas. what areas is the cutbacks be in? if you look at the budgets, some it is harassing _ in? if you look at the budgets, some it is harassing cats _ in? if you look at the budgets, some it is harassing cats of _ in? if you look at the budgets, some it is harassing cats of the _ in? if you look at the budgets, some it is harassing cats of the 4096, - it is harassing cats of the 40%, 70%, since 2010 for stop things like housing, planning development, youth services, things like that. that is the kind of pressures. it is hard to see where the cutbacks could come from. councils will be looking very hard at where they could make savings