Azerbaijani pomegranate exporters expect tax concession from Russia
Business
- 18 November, 2019
- 10:44
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Azerbaijani Ministry of Economy sent a letter to the Customs Service of Russia, Farhad Garashov, Chairman of Pomegranate Producers and Exporters Association of Azerbaijan, told Report.
According to him, there are certain customs problems in export to Russian market: "We have raised these problems at the Ministry of Economy. The prices on involvement of pomegaranate, which is exported from Azerbaijan to Russia, in value added tax are recorded higher. The Ministry of Economy has sent a letter to the Russian Customs Service."|
He added that the letter has also been sent to Russia-Azerbaijan Business Council: "In case the problem is solved, Russia will make some concessions in value added tax."
Latest News
02:31
Six years pass since liberation of Zangilan
Domestic policy
02:05
Photo
Azerbaijani ambassador holds series of meetings in Ukraine
Foreign policy
01:59
Photo
Ashgabat hosts concert of State Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan
Foreign policy
01:54
Photo
Leyla Aliyeva watches performance of Turkmen iconic Galkynysh national equestrian group in Arkadag city
Foreign policy
01:52
Azerbaijan, UN discuss Caspian Sea decline and climate resilience
Foreign policy
01:35
Photo
Leyla Aliyeva visits Children's Health and Rehabilitation Center in Arkadag city
Foreign policy
01:27
Photo
Uzbekistan awards Marco Rubio, Sergio Gor with state orders
Region
01:22
Armenian parliament to debate TRIPP agreement on October 27
Region
00:08
Photo
Leyla Aliyeva meets with Oguljahan Atabayeva in Arkadag
Foreign policy