Kurti: In Kosovo it is not true that governments change

In a publication on his porphilia in “Facebook”, Kurti writes that with the change of government, in Kosovo, they have to change the costs, planning and realisation of these, always in light of a socio-economic developmental vision for the future, not under the shadow of a lazy survival administration in the present.

According to Kurti, Kosovo's budget is extremely similar year-on-year.

At least half the wages of hired and goods and services, a quarter of the capital expenditures (3/4 there on asphalt), as well as as as as many subsidies and transfers, writes Kurti, among other things.

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In Kosovo, it is not true that governments are changed.

Kosovo's budget is extremely similar year-on-year: nearly half the wages of hire and goods and services, a quarter of capital spending (3/4 there on asphalt), as well as as as as subsidies and transfers.

Self-inflows of Kosovo municipalities (half of which taxes on property) are not even 50m euros a year. 30 times more tax revenues, which make up over 2/3 of budget revenues (with taxes near 90% of them are indirect taxes: TVS, customs and excises.

In 2017 there was no income from corporate profits through screws. Meanwhile, corporate income tax was 75m euros, or only 5% of tax revenues.

Economic development? European road? It's impossible with this structure and these numbers.

It is true that in Kosovo the government must change.

Because it needs to change budgets: income and spending, planning and realisation of these, always in light of a socio-economic developmental vision for the future, not under the shadow of a lazy management for survival in the present.