Tatarstan tax revenue rises 10.6% to exceed 1.2 trillion rubles

Tax revenue to the consolidated budget of Tatarstan rose 10.6% in January–September compared with the same period of 2025, exceeding 1.2 trillion rubles. Marat Safiullin, head of the Federal Tax Service Directorate for Tatarstan, announced the figures at a republican meeting of financial, treasury and tax bodies on the results of the consolidated budget for the first nine months of 2026.

Safiullin said that “despite external and internal constraints and risks, Tatarstan's economy maintains positive dynamics.” Together with favourable price conditions for oil and petroleum products, this allowed tax revenues to grow. “Payments increased across all budgets and extra-budgetary funds,” he said. He noted that the growth was mainly driven by value added tax, profit tax and personal income tax.

Profit tax receipts amounted to 152 billion rubles, 36% more than in the first nine months of last year. Most of these deductions, 86%, came from oil companies. Personal income tax receipts totalled 168 billion rubles, 13% above the same period of 2025.