Russia and Malaysia sign tax agreement

The Russian Finance Ministry said the move is a significant step towards redirecting Russian business to Asia and the Middle East.

MOSCOW: Russia and Malaysia have signed an agreement to avoid double taxation, the Russian Finance Ministry says.

The ministry said yesterday, the move is a significant step towards redirecting Russian business to Asia and the Middle East.

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