7 hours agoFor several months, Serbia loses over 260m euros due to tax
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Serbian Trade, Tourism and Telekomunication Minister Rasim Ljajic has talked about Serbia's financial losses from 100 per cent taxes in Kosovo. Serbian Trade, Tourism and Telecommunication Minister Rasim Ljajic has said Greece, Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Croatia have benefited most from taxes on Serbian goods imposed by [...]
Serbian Trade, Tourism and Telecommunication Minister Rasim Ljajic has said Greece, Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Croatia have benefited most from taxes on Serbian goods imposed by Kosovo.
He has said that because of it, Belgrade marks losses every day, reports “Novosti”. Ljajic has said that in eight months, from taxing, 260m euros in Kosovo have been introduced less than in the same period last year.
“These are direct financial losses, but the damage will be even greater because our producers will probably lose that market”, Ljajic said.
The others have already used it. Greece in May has increased exports to Kosovo three and a half times, Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria and Croatia more than two and a half times, while South Macedonia for 50 percent”, he added.
The 100 per cent tax on Serbian goods was imposed on 21 November last year by the Kosovo government.
