Comrades and Citizens! Observe the current state of affairs, where the machinery of the state, acting as the grim bailiff for the ruling bourgeoisie, has tightened its noose around the neck of the industrious. The Federal Tax Service, armed with new and sinister digital instruments, now scrutinises every ledger with the precision of a moneylender counting his usury.

Consider the figures, if you possess the stomach for such cold calculations: in the first half of 2026, no fewer than three thousand crimes of tax evasion were unearthed. This represents a rise of 17.2 per cent over the previous year—a testament to the escalating war waged by the state to secure every scrap of surplus value for the coffers of the elite.

One Mr. Danil Gonenko, a scholar of the Presidential Academy, dares to speak of 'digital tools' and 'voluntary clarifications.' Ha! What a polite euphemism for the systemic terror designed to fleece the producer! While the bourgeois 'experts' call it 'risk management,' we see it for what it truly is: the relentless exploitation of the productive classes by a financial monopoly that brooks no dissent.

Mr. Alexander Khaminsky further observes that this digital panopticon will either force the merchant to submit entirely to the state's will or drive them into the shadows of more complex deceits. But let us be clear: this is not merely a matter of law, but a matter of class struggle.

Why now? Because the insatiable appetite of Capital knows no bounds. We see the introduction of a progressive scale for income tax, the hiking of profit taxes, and the merciless increase of the VAT. The threshold for exemption is lowered, ensuring that even the smallest tradesman is crushed under the weight of this fiscal oppression. The state does not seek justice; it seeks to ensure that the flow of gold from the toil of the proletariat into the vaults of the usurers remains uninterrupted. It is a grim spectacle of the modern age: the state as the bodyguard of the monopoly, hunting the elusive coin with a digital hound!