2 minutes agoTax 100% brings 100m euros in losses to Serbia
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)There are three months tomorrow since taxes on Serbian and Bosnian goods have been imposed. On November 6, 2018, tax had begun to apply 10 percent, and two weeks later the same had risen to 100 percent. Because of huge financial losses, which during this period are estimated to have reached [...]
Due to major financial losses, which during this period are estimated to have reached about 100m euros, international pressure has also increased on Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj for his removal or suspension with the reason that he has blocked the dialogue in Brussels, the newspaper “Zri” writes today.
On February 6, 2019 ( tomorrow) takes place three months since the Kosovo Government has imposed a 10 per cent tax on Serbian goods, which, two weeks later, on November 21st, was raised to 100 per cent, respectively.
The increase in this tax by Government chief Ramush Haradinaj has also increased international pressure on the prime minister for his removal or suspension, arguing he has blocked dialogue in Brussels.
The United States of America (SHBA) and the European Union are urgently demanding tax removal, which is also being accepted by the grand partner of the ruling coalition (PDK), although coalition leaders initially received credit for imposing a 100 per cent tax.
