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Author: Publisheron[redface]ctober 1, 2015In: economy
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - the parliamentary finance committee submitted a proposal to the government on the application of the sales tax increase on imported goods, especially cars mechanism, indicating that it is waiting a response from the Ministry of Finance on the subject.
The House voted in principle earlier, to wait Pttiq customs tariff law and compel the government to do so.
The committee member said Jabbar Abdul-Khaliq's (IMN) said that "the Commission sent on Wednesday a formal letter to the Ministry of Finance to inquire about the extent of the application to increase the sales tax in all the ports, including the region ports, in addition to a proposal in the event of the government's inability for any reason to apply the increase in sales taxes in all the ports that the topic be postponed until it has completed all technical procedures. "
Abdul-Khaliq said that "the Finance Committee had last month sent a letter to the government to inquire about the extent of the application to increase the sales tax on goods at all border crossing points, including the Kurdistan region of outlets, and the response was that all the ports increase will apply the middle of last month."
Abdul-Khaliq said that "the increase in the sales tax of 15% on imported cars, is featured paragraph in the federal budget law and applicable to the executive bodies, but that can not not be applied in a given area must cease to apply in the rest of the ports."
Dozens of Iraqi traders in the province of Basra over the past few days, in protest against raising the sales tax rate on imported goods, and not covered by the resolution of all border crossing points in Iraq.
The Council of Ministers decided on the second of June, met the approval of the customs tariff in all border crossing points, without exception, as well as taxes, including sales tax on Kartat mobilize the mobile phone and the purchase of cars of all kinds pursuant to the provisions of Article 33 of the General Budget Law.
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BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - the parliamentary finance committee submitted a proposal to the government on the application of the sales tax increase on imported goods, especially cars mechanism, indicating that it is waiting a response from the Ministry of Finance on the subject.
The House voted in principle earlier, to wait Pttiq customs tariff law and compel the government to do so.
The committee member said Jabbar Abdul-Khaliq's (IMN) said that "the Commission sent on Wednesday a formal letter to the Ministry of Finance to inquire about the extent of the application to increase the sales tax in all the ports, including the region ports, in addition to a proposal in the event of the government's inability for any reason to apply the increase in sales taxes in all the ports that the topic be postponed until it has completed all technical procedures. "
Abdul-Khaliq said that "the Finance Committee had last month sent a letter to the government to inquire about the extent of the application to increase the sales tax on goods at all border crossing points, including the Kurdistan region of outlets, and the response was that all the ports increase will apply the middle of last month."
Abdul-Khaliq said that "the increase in the sales tax of 15% on imported cars, is featured paragraph in the federal budget law and applicable to the executive bodies, but that can not not be applied in a given area must cease to apply in the rest of the ports."
Dozens of Iraqi traders in the province of Basra over the past few days, in protest against raising the sales tax rate on imported goods, and not covered by the resolution of all border crossing points in Iraq.
The Council of Ministers decided on the second of June, met the approval of the customs tariff in all border crossing points, without exception, as well as taxes, including sales tax on Kartat mobilize the mobile phone and the purchase of cars of all kinds pursuant to the provisions of Article 33 of the General Budget Law.
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