Yegorov on formal work Tax data and self-employment

Oct 5

Yegorov reports labor-tax enforcement, employer risk analysis and interagency commissions. Income tax and contributions form forty percent of administered taxes, income tax forty-four percent of regional revenues; official employment grew by 1.3 million in four years and working-age people without official income fell by 3.7 million, he says. He gives employer liability and commission results and the January 2026 minimum-wage basis for directors' contributions. He describes 9.5 million active self-employed earners in 2025, many also employed, temporary use and six million formerly unreported earners becoming visible. Potential employment-misclassification risks fell from seventeen thousand companies to four thousand. He advocates smooth tax-regime transitions, aligning business and employment burdens and platform rules, and reports integration with major platforms' accounting. Matviyenko interrupts to restore his microphone and later thanks the service. Statistics remain attributed and no replacement regime is adopted.

Yegorov reports employment formalization, employer liability adjustments, interagency commission work and the minimum-wage contribution basis for directors. He gives self-employment statistics, fewer misclassification risks and major-platform accounting integration, and advocates gradual tax-regime transitions and aligned burdens. These are attributed administrative results and policy preferences in the revenue consultation, not adoption of a new tax regime.