Kostroma's revenue proposals Investment and local taxes

Oct 5

Bolkhovets reports Kostroma's tax receipts across all budget levels rising from eleven to sixty-six billion between 2015 and 2025, crediting public infrastructure combined with private housing and tourism investment. He gives investment and tourism examples and briefly mentions an unnamed bank's two-percent large-family mortgage agreement. He proposes broader public–business programmes, restrictions on very short-hours employment and self-employed labor, greater regional latitude over vehicle-tax rates and higher land tax on unused agricultural land. Matviyenko says proposals will enter recommendations and urges attention to municipalities. Gains remain attributed and requested changes are not enacted; the brief bank reference does not establish a national mortgage programme.

Bolkhovets uses Kostroma's reported public/private investment and tax growth to propose stronger joint programmes, employment/self-employment restrictions, broader regional vehicle-tax discretion and higher land taxes on unused farmland. Matviyenko says proposals will enter recommendations and urges attention to municipalities. This public proposal package does not establish adopted tax rates or labor restrictions.