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    Concerns about raising tax fees on citizens.. Parliamentary services enter the line

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    Post by Rocky Tue 17 Sep 2024, 4:50 am

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    Baghdad Today - Baghdad
    The Parliamentary Services Committee commented, today, Monday (September 16, 2024), on the fees collected by some service departments in Iraq.
    Committee member Madiha Al-Maksousi told Baghdad Today, "The collection fees paid by citizens in various government service departments are considered the lowest among the countries of the world and the region, and all of them are within the government-subsidized prices."
    She added, "Despite this, the government does not want to increase the collection fees for any government department so as not to burden citizens, especially those with limited income, and it is working to provide the best services in exchange for these fees."
    Al-Maksousi concluded: “There is noticeable progress in the work of most departments, especially in the field of reducing deadly routine.”
    On January 22, 2024, Iraq launched electronic collection to facilitate citizen services. The Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, detailed the objectives and benefits of the electronic collection project.
    Al-Alaq said, in a speech during a workshop held by the Association of Private Banks, that "the launch of the electronic collection project comes as a translation of the commitment of the Central Bank and the banks and financial institutions subject to the supervision of the Central Bank to implement its vision and strategic objectives to develop the financial and banking sector in Iraq."
    He added, "This project contributes significantly to enhancing government resources and collecting them in a reliable, secure and transparent environment, relying on the infrastructure of payment systems and electronic payment platforms provided by the Central Bank and licensed payment service providers."
    He pointed out that "the project generally targets all government ministries, as well as non-governmental organizations, unions and associations in which funds are collected, as this project enables the automation of all collection processes, the adoption of electronic payment tools and the reduction of cash transactions, which in turn will help ease the burden on citizens by speeding up the completion of transactions."
    He stressed that "electronic collection is an important link in the chain of a major goal that seeks to limit the phenomenon of the cash economy, and the Central Bank seeks to work on it at several levels in order to make optimal use of cash and expand financial inclusion at the lowest costs and push transactions through banking and financial channels in a way that maximizes economic and social benefits."
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