⚡Тарифный регулятор Иркутской области исполнил предписания ФАС.
📄Служба установила, что орган регулирования включил 5 277 673 000 рублей экономически необоснованных расходов в состав необходимой валовой выручки организаций и предписала устранить нарушения.
Результаты исполнения предписаний:
❗Из тарифов на 2025 год исключено 4 291 481 000 рублей.
❗986 156 000 рублей будут исключены при утверждении тарифов на 2026 год. #тарифы
⚡Тарифный регулятор Иркутской области исполнил предписания ФАС.
📄Служба установила, что орган регулирования включил 5 277 673 000 рублей экономически необоснованных расходов в состав необходимой валовой выручки организаций и предписала устранить нарушения.
Результаты исполнения предписаний:
❗Из тарифов на 2025 год исключено 4 291 481 000 рублей.
❗986 156 000 рублей будут исключены при утверждении тарифов на 2026 год. #тарифы
BY ФАС России | FAS Russia
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