Tomsk Self-Employment Surges 132% in One Year
Tomsk residents are increasingly embracing self-employment, with the number of self-employed citizens in the region soaring to 93,687 by August 2025. This marks a staggering 132% rise from the same period last year, when there were 71,093 registered self-employed individuals. The simplified tax system and reduced administrative burden are making self-employment an attractive option.
The surge in self-employment has been driven by various professions. Construction and repair specialists, auto-transporters, IT specialists, and beauty industry workers are among the most popular self-employed roles in the region. Despite the lack of specific data explaining this significant increase, it is clear that the changing landscape of work is resonating with Tomsk residents.
The city's self-employment scene has evolved significantly in just one year. In August 2024, the number of self-employed individuals was 71,093. By August 2025, this figure had nearly doubled, reaching 93,687. This rapid growth suggests that the benefits of self-employment are being recognised and embraced by a growing number of Tomsk residents.
The rise in self-employment in Tomsk region is a notable trend, with a 132% increase in just one year. While the reasons behind this surge are unclear, the simplified tax system and reduced administrative burden are likely key factors. As self-employment continues to grow, it will be interesting to see how the city's economic landscape evolves.
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