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Public-private partnership facilities have been exempted from property tax in the Omsk Region
Today, the bill prepared by the Omsk Ministry of Economy was supported by deputies of the regional parliament.
"The law is aimed at creating favorable tax conditions for conducting investment activities based on the principles of public-private partnership. Organizations are exempt from paying property tax on new facilities created under concession agreements," explained the Minister of Economy of the Omsk region.Anna Negoduiko.
By the adopted law, organizations are exempt from paying property tax for the period of validity of concession agreements.
The benefit can be applied if capital investments are made in the total amount of at least 300 million rubles.
The establishment of this tax preference will attract about 40 billion rubles of private investment and create about 400 additional jobs. In general, the norm is aimed at creating conditions for attracting investors to the implementation of projects for the construction of new facilities in various fields of activity.
The adoption of the draft law will not lead to a shortfall in the revenues of the regional budget, as it will be applied to newly introduced property.
The concession agreement provides for the creation of new or reconstruction of existing facilities in various fields of activity, provided for by Federal Law No. 115-FZ of July 21, 2005. We are talking about objects of transport, industrial and engineering infrastructure, healthcare, education, culture, sports, tourism and socio-cultural purposes, and others.
