Fiscal federalism: Consequences for regions

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Authors: N. Z. Zotikov
Cited by: 1

Abstract

The significance of the research topic can be attributed to the substantial dependence of regional budgets on federal transfers, resulting from the excessive centralization of fiscal revenue in the federal budget. There are no taxes in the local fiscal revenues that stimulate economic growth (VAT, income tax). Regional budgets do not receive VAT, and resource-extracting regions do not receive mineral extraction tax, hydrocarbon revenue tax. The purpose and objectives of the study are to analyze the effectiveness of the fiscal mechanism, the consequences of centralization using the example of budgets and the level of socio-economic development of Moscow and the Siberian Federal District. The research established that the advancement of regions is not possible without redistributing fiscal revenues to regional and local budgets.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Local Government Finance and Decentralization Environmental Sustainability and Technology Russia and Soviet political economy

Publication details

Journal / source
Surgut State University Journal
Publisher
Surgut State University
Volume
13
Issue
4
Pages
28–39
Publication date
1 January 2026