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Part of pensions to be taxed: which pensioners will face a 13% tax
Russian pensioners can receive pensions not only from the state pension fund, but also from non-state pension funds.
This was reported by experts in the field of pension provision, DEITA.RU reports.
As experts explain, it is important to understand that in Russia all income is subject to income tax at a rate of 13% per year. At the same time, state pensions are protected from charges, but tax deductions are already available for non-state pensions.
This is due to the fact that this type of pension is considered additional. In addition, personal income tax may not be charged, but only if the agreement with the NPF is concluded by the investor himself and contributions are transferred only by the investor, and not by the employer.
If the management of the company where the individual works does this, the tax on this amount will definitely be paid. At the same time, when the time comes to dispose of the accumulated money, it will no longer be subject to taxation, writes "Parliamentary newspaper".
However, it is important to remember that pensioners are eligible for a tax deduction in situations where they are employed and earn taxable income, and if they have worked in the last three years and earned income immediately before the deduction.