Belarus’ FinMin expects Br170 million in extra receipts from raised income tax on High-Tech Park and Great Stone
<p> MINSK, Dec 28 - PrimePress. The Finance Ministry of Belarus expects 170 million Belarusian rubles ($65.7 million at the rate of National Bank of Belarus) in extra treasury revenues from the temporary increase in taxes for the residents of the Belarusian High-Tech Park (HTP) and the Chinese-Belarusian Great Stone Industrial Park, First Deputy Finance Minister of Belarus Dmitri Kiyko told reporters on December 28, 2020. </p> <p> </p> <p> The bill on Amendments to the Tax Code passed by the parliament proposes to raise the income tax to 13% from 9% in 2021-2022. </p> <p> </p> <p> It is assumed that the funds will be spent on COVID-19 response measures. End </p>
2020-12-29
Primepress
Belarus’ FinMin expects Br170 million in extra receipts from raised income tax on High-Tech Park and Great Stone
MINSK, Dec 28 - PrimePress. The Finance Ministry of Belarus expects 170 million Belarusian rubles ($65.7 million at the rate of National Bank of Belarus) in extra treasury revenues from the temporary increase in taxes for the residents of the Belarusian High-Tech Park (HTP) and the Chinese-Belarusian Great Stone Industrial Park, First Deputy Finance Minister of Belarus Dmitri Kiyko told reporters on December 28, 2020.
The bill on Amendments to the Tax Code passed by the parliament proposes to raise the income tax to 13% from 9% in 2021-2022.
It is assumed that the funds will be spent on COVID-19 response measures. End