PSD launches campaign through which it presents “program BAZI”

Columns that were released today in “Square Skenderbeu” in Pristina was early development of children, public health, basic salary for each citizen, social security fund, and progressive tax and welfare taxes.

Chairman PSD, Dardan Moliqaj, said this political subject is growing every day.

We are the subject that has extremely great sympathy which is turning into structure and membership every day. I can also say with the great responsibility that we are the subject of most memberships within the day or within the week. From all major subjects, we're very far away from them, but the trend is the other way around, the trend is that every day we're growing membership”, Molly said.

He also proposed several tax models by adding taxes to those who inherit property, increased corporate taxes to 23%, but also the introduction of a duty tax.

Therefore, we've decided to propose another taxation model on one side by adding taxes, two taxes that we believe are important and first is about inheritance. We believe that the state over time has had to eliminate the gap between those who inherit a lot and those who don't get it at all, in this sense we've set the inheritance tax that everyone who has inheritance from ancestors will have to pay taxes on a progressive scale... This made an increase in social cohesion and an disappearance of the inequality gap. The second that's very important is the tax on the divide. Kosovo is the only country in the Balkans, Europe that has no tax on distribution. Devida is the sum of money drawn from the market and the economy. The tax on the divide will be 33%. So it would have to be that if 100m euros were separate banks in Kosovo, it would take an average of 33m euros to be in the state of Kosovo to distribute. We also think that corporate income taxes should be increased. It doesn't make any sense like a worker, like a small business, like a medium-sized business with pay as a corporation. So far it has been 10% we'll propose 23%. We're not talking with them, but we're talking about making a split-off for”, he said.

The head of the PSD said that in their programme “Base“the increase in income tax for all those who have a salary of over 750 euros, as well as the Social Security Fund that regulates payments on lehonia holidays, pensions, but families that live from social schemes.

We have proposed both escalation and increased income tax. Our proposal is that up to 750 euros they receive salaries in Kosovo will pay taxes on pay, therefore net wages would be greater for them, over 750 euros from now the salary would be paid by 33 %... This will make a greater equality because those who are paid less will receive more, while those who are paid more will give more. The Social Security Fund in Kosovo if you are out of work you don't have six months and not a year for the state to hold. Our proposal is that if you lose your job 6 months 80% of your salary paid by the Social Security Fund, we've also seen the payment of a lehonia vacation, which would have to be 2 weeks a cent salary for the two parents, and 9 months for the mother who's paid 500 euros for what he didn't work for, he stressed.

Moliqaj said that at this time of crisis it is not the necessary intervention of 100 euros a year for pensioners and families with social assistance.

“We are constantly in crisis a portion of citizens are below the vital minimum and we believe that this is the right intervention, we don't believe that it's the right intervention that pensioners give from 100 euros a year, it's not the right intervention that families with social assistance 1 times a year give them 100 euros, the right intervention is to set the basis under which they don't fall into any circle, and that base should be basic which minimally creates the possibility of living“, he stressed.

On the other hand, Donjeta Demolli, a member of the PSD chairmanship, said that this party's programme aims for each citizen without any condition to be offered a fundamental universal salary of 60 euros.

While, he stressed that due to the low percentage of children in the nursery, they propose that 700 nests be built in Kosovo to ensure early development of children.

The basic universal wage for each Kosovo citizen of 60 euros a month, which falls to an average Kosovo family that is 5 members receives about 300 euros a month. This is because we believe that the citizen of Kosovo is not only a legal subject, which is recorded in the Amez Book, is not statistical and the number is subject to all of its circumstances. Kosovo is also supposed to build 700 new nests, and this is a national priority. The infrastructure of these nests can be done either with personal capacity or public debt because public debt and this investment of the state of Kosovo is among the safest”, Demolli said. /