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A new "Tax Deduction" feature has been launched on the government services portal. It helps you apply for popular tax deductions without leaving the portal. The service guides you through the application process step by step and provides comprehensive information on the available tax deductions. This feature is part of the federal project "A State for the People," overseen by Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko.

A tax deduction allows you to reduce your taxable income and, as a result, lower your personal income tax bill. It can be used to reclaim a portion of already paid taxes, for example, on your salary, or to reduce the amount of tax payable to the budget for certain transactions, such as the sale of real estate.

"The new tax deduction service operates on a principle that applies to all life situations—it's a comprehensive solution for a person's needs: quickly, without visiting government agencies or collecting unnecessary documents. Personal data already in government systems is entered automatically. The "Tax Deduction" life situation was launched on the government services portal to help people complete all the necessary steps sequentially, following a clear algorithm, without switching from the portal to third-party resources," said Dmitry Grigorenko.

This new life situation allows you to simplify the tax deduction process and reduce the risk of sharing your information with untrustworthy organizations that may provide tax return filing services.

The service also helps citizens determine what type of tax deduction they are eligible for. For example, if they incurred expenses for medical treatment, education, or sports during the year, they can apply for a social tax deduction.

Citizens who sold or bought residential real estate apply for a property tax deduction.

People who contributed to a long-term savings program, a non-state pension plan, or opened an individual investment account can claim a deduction for long-term savings.

Taxpayers with children, as well as privileged categories of citizens, receive standard tax deductions.

The service is available in the life situation catalog on the main page of the government services portal. The catalog includes 38 federal life situations. Each of them combines an average of 17 government services related to a single topic: university admissions, large families, retirement, and many others. An additional 32 federal life situations are planned to be launched by the end of 2025.

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Alexander Novak with the Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud

October 15, 2025

Alexander Novak met with Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud, Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week International Forum.

October 15, 2025

Alexander Novak at a meeting with the Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud

October 15, 2025

Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud at a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak

October 15, 2025

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Alexander Novak with the Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud

Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak met with Saudi Arabian Minister of Energy Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud on the sidelines of the Russian Energy Week international forum.

In anticipation of the Joint Russian-Saudi Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation and the Russia-Saudi Arabia Business Forum, which will take place on November 5-6 this year in Saudi Arabia, Alexander Novak and Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, as co-chairs of the intergovernmental commission, discussed current issues of cooperation in key economic sectors.

Bilateral trade between the two countries is growing dynamically, with trade volume increasing by 62.7% last year. Investment cooperation is also showing positive momentum: the volume of accumulated Russian investment in Saudi Arabia has grown sixfold in one year, while Saudi investment in Russia has increased by 11%. Over the past 10 years, more than 40 joint investment projects have been implemented in information technology, transportation, infrastructure, petrochemicals, and other economic sectors.

Particular attention was paid to cooperation in the energy sector. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that collective action within OPEC is in the long-term national interests and contributes to strengthening the economies of both countries. The parties also discussed the possibility of developing joint projects in LNG, hydroelectric, and nuclear energy.

Cultural, educational, and tourist ties between Russia and Saudi Arabia continue to strengthen. Over the past five years, there has been a significant increase in mutual tourist traffic: the number of Saudi tourists visiting our country has increased eightfold, while Russian tourists traveling to Saudi Arabia have nearly tripled. Direct flights between the two countries were established this year.

"We are successfully developing our bilateral partnership and maintaining close interaction on the international stage. This cooperation is driven by the established, trusting dialogue between the leaders of our countries – Russian President Vladimir Putin and Crown Prince and Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman," noted Alexander Novak.

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Alexander Novak met with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Economic Relations Péter Szijjártó on the sidelines of Russian Energy Week.

Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak met with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Economic Relations Péter Szijjártó on the sidelines of Russian Energy Week.

"We highly value the balanced foreign policy of the Hungarian leadership, which strives to pursue a pragmatic course and firmly defends its national interests. This contributes to the preservation of the common framework of Russian-Hungarian relations, the continued exchange of opinions during regular political contacts, and the use of a number of existing foundations for further targeted cooperation in areas of mutual interest," Alexander Novak emphasized.

The Deputy Prime Minister noted that constructive cooperation continues in areas such as energy, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, agriculture, culture and higher education, and that trade turnover is growing.

Projects to supply Russian hydrocarbons are proceeding smoothly. Cooperation in the nuclear sector has been established: Russian specialists are continuing construction on the second phase of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant in Hungary. The first concrete pouring will begin soon.

During the meeting, the Russian side expressed its readiness to participate in projects to build new, modernize, and reconstruct existing power facilities in Hungary, as well as hydroelectric power plants.

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Alexander Novak participated in the panel session "Global Energy Markets: Transformation of Relations and Balance of Interests" as part of the International Forum "Russian Energy Week"

October 15, 2025

Alexander Novak took part in the panel session "Global Energy Markets: Transformation of Relations and Balance of Interests" as part of the International Forum "Russian Energy Week"

October 15, 2025

Alexander Novak participated in the panel session "Global Energy Markets: Transformation of Relations and Balance of Interests" as part of the International Forum "Russian Energy Week"

October 15, 2025

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Alexander Novak participated in the panel session "Global Energy Markets: Transformation of Relations and Balance of Interests" as part of the International Forum "Russian Energy Week"

Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak took part in the panel session "Global Energy Markets: Transformation of Relations and Balance of Interests" as part of the international forum "Russian Energy Week."

The forum traditionally brings together heads of government and ministers, executives from leading companies, experts, and analysts to discuss key global energy trends and define the energy sector of the future. The number and geography of participants are expanding. This year, over 5,000 representatives from 85 countries have confirmed their participation. The main theme of the 2025 forum is "Creating the Energy of the Future Together."

During the panel session, participants discussed the current state and prospects for the development of global energy, issues of balancing interests, energy dialogue between the West and East, and changes in traditional resource supply chains.

"Demand for all types of resources is growing. This trend will continue due to the introduction of electric transport, data centers, robotics, and industrial development. Hydrocarbons will retain their influence despite the development of renewable energy sources," noted Alexander Novak.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud, Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, emphasized the Kingdom's cooperation with Russia as significant for both countries: "Over the past few years, we have been working together, which has allowed us to develop bilateral relations in a wide range of areas: power grid infrastructure, high technology, tourism, medicine, industry, energy, investment, and education. We look forward to further expanding our cooperation."

OPEC Secretary-General Haitham Al-Gais spoke about the organization's role in the modern world: "OPEC is evolving, as is the world. This is one of our strengths, allowing the organization to serve as a leading forecasting institution. Our research is taken very seriously, especially by the Russian Federation, because our collaboration is outstanding. We focus on economic trends, urbanization, and everything that allows us to conduct accurate analysis."

Responding to a question about Hungary's energy partnership with Russia, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó noted: "We take great care in cooperating with our Russian colleagues in the energy sector. Russia has never let us down, and contract terms have always been respected. For Hungary, only one factor is decisive: national interests."

Mohamed Hamel, Secretary General of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, discussed the specifics of the oil and gas market, noting that additional capacity development and investment will be required after 2030: "By 2050, gas demand will grow by 32%. We believe the golden age of natural gas is still ahead."

Responding to a question about reorienting Russian energy supplies, Alexander Novak noted: "Reorienting to the East is not a forced measure, but rather Russia's strategy, defined by the President. The East is a new center of development, and we are ready to cooperate with this region on mutually beneficial terms."

Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam, Bui Thanh Son, shared the progress made in developing LNG infrastructure in Vietnam: "We are coherently implementing gas-fired power plant projects, building 14 gas terminals for this purpose. They should be operational by 2028. We need to diversify LNG supplies for the sake of stability and security in the energy sector. This provides an opportunity to work with foreign partners, including Russian ones."

Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar emphasized the importance of reliable supplies at affordable prices: "Turkey's approach is energy independence and carbon neutrality by 2050. It is important for us to adapt to the global situation and utilize all available opportunities: renewable energy, hydrocarbons, and nuclear energy."

Foday Mansaray, Director General of the Presidential Petroleum Authority of Sierra Leone, noted that cooperation with Russia is of paramount importance: "At the Russia-Africa Summit, our President, together with Alexander Novak, agreed to establish a working group on cooperation. Our partnership will be mutually beneficial for both countries."

Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Viktor Karankevich noted the specifics of the technological transformation of the country's fuel and energy sector: "We are strengthening technological sovereignty, developing industry and nuclear energy, and carrying out a large-scale modernization of the electric grid infrastructure. All of this allows us to achieve our main goal—improving the standard of living."

Concluding the discussion, Alexander Novak noted that the search for new sustainability in the global energy sector is a balance of interests. "Sustainability means ensuring the energy sector continues to develop, ensuring the well-being of its citizens, and Russia supports a joint search for solutions to these issues."

 

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