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Ford Faces Tax And Labour Disputes In Russia

June 2006 | Legal News

Ford's strike-prone Russian plant was hit with another blow this week after the firm lost tax breaks worth US$700 per vehicle. The carmaker's tax incentives from the regional government depend on the sourcing of at least 40% content from local suppliers. The St Petersburg authorities claim that the plant has failed to meet its localization target, a claim that Ford

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