Russian de-offshoring may affect international businesses

May 26, 2014

Taxation of cross-border structures and new exchange of information measures are two reasons why Russia’s new de-offshoring policy will have an impact on foreign as well as domestic groups, explain Estella Dzhantukhanova, Elena Solovyova, Alexander Krylov and Kateryna Grynova of Deloitte, Russia.

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