В Совете Федерации назвали главную причину появления цифрового рубля

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-04-19Actualizado a 2025-10-20

Первый заместитель председателя комитета Совета Федерации по бюджету и финансовым рынкам Сергей Рябухин заявил, что одна из главных целей разработки цифрового рубля состояла в «обелении финансовых потоков».

Высокопоставленный российский сенатор считает, что использование государственного стейблкоина повысит эффективность бюджетных процессов благодаря уменьшению криминальной активности в финансовой сфере. Значительный объем экономики, находящийся сейчас вне контроля Федеральной налоговой службы, станет виден властям, порадовался сенатор.

«Мы знаем, что некоторые отрасли находятся в теневой зоне. Например, производство крепкого алкоголя, это больше 25%. Десять лет назад было больше 50%. Речь идет о десятках миллиардов рублей. Я не говорю про теневой оборот в табачной отрасли. В прошлом году собрали больше 800 млрд рублей акцизов. Если учесть, что по статистике прошлого года в серой зоне находилось 12,5% табачного оборота, бюджет недополучил 100 млрд рублей», — сообщил член верхней палаты российского парламента.

Внедрение цифрового рубля и смарт-контрактов даст государству возможность контролировать движение средств на всех этапах — от выделения из бюджета до конечного пользователя, сказал Рябухин.

С сенатором согласен финансовый аналитик Михаил Беляев. Он сказал «Парламентской газете», что цифровой рубль может стать эффективным инструментом противодействия нарушениям и позволит государству видеть, какие суммы расходуются на проекты, финансируемые за счет федерального и региональных бюджетов.

Ранее председатель комитета Госдумы по финансовому рынку Анатолий Аксаков рассказал, что Банк России разрабатывает систему, благодаря которой операции с цифровым рублем можно будет проводить даже при отсутствии электричества.

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