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Russia considers tax shift to boost Arctic oil - Reuters

BADEN-BADEN, Germany Nov 27 (Reuters) - Russia will consider shifting the tax burden for high cost off-shore oil drilling from taxes on revenues to taxes on profits to encourage development of the Arctic, Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Shatalov ...

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