Taxes calling on the government to make tax reforms and Kmarkip guesses to achieve non-oil budget

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Taxes calling on the government to make tax reforms and Kmarkip guesses to achieve non-oil budget

by day dreamer Sat Dec 05, 2015 1:52 pm

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Long-Presse / Baghdad
The General Tax Authority, on Friday, the possibility of achieving guesses placed in non-oil revenue for the budget, as required to achieve a set of tax and customs reforms and obtaining some fees, promised that the tax bases the development of a "national duty".
The head of the tax authority Kazim Ali in an interview with the (long-Presse), "The tax revenue is still modest for the tyranny of oil revenue as well as weak tax bases," noting that obtained taxes usually come from the agricultural and service and the agricultural sector activity, but that these vessels are weak, which was reflected on the tax revenue. "
[rtl]".[/rtl] He called on the government to "tax vascular development", describing this as "national task, especially since Iraq importer of goods."
The President of the General Tax Authority that "the figure contained in the budget of $ 15 Trliuna possible to achieve if the government has taken measures to reform the tax administration and customs and obtaining some of the fees."
Since the first law to tax in Iraq in 1927 legislation, and until the completion of Law No. (113) in 1982, there has been no development or change in the tax legislation, as a result of preoccupation with the former regime of war more than economic orientation, and after the change in 2003, issued a CPA Order No. (49), which reduced the tax, which was between 40 to 60% in the case of companies, to between 3-15%, but it seems that it "did not achieve justice," social tax system, nor did they add only 1% of the value of GDP.

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