Finance Committee: Khulna government, legal stresses: the provinces are obliged to apply tariffs
06.08.2015
Brother - Baghdad
He said the parliamentary finance committee member Ahmed Sarhan, the federal budget for the 2015 law, passed by the House of Representatives authorized the federal government to resort to various means, including the imposition of taxes by applying the tariff law to meet the fiscal deficit in the budget of about 25 trillion dinars.
And entered the tariff law into effect last Saturday in all of Iraq's border crossing points, including the Kurdistan region of outlets after the postponement of its application for about two months at the request of the latter to complete some technical procedures.
Ahmed added that "the draft budget put several solutions to the Federal Government to meet the fiscal deficit in the federal budget for 2015, including the activation of tax and tariff law to increase fiscal revenue and the issuance of domestic and foreign securities."
The federal government decided in the last few weeks the issuance of internal and external treasury bonds in an effort to contain the financial crisis, as the Cabinet decided this week to reduce the number of protections officials for the purposes of regulatory and economic.
Ahmed added that "the federal government is obliged to pay employees who provide service can not delay the salaries of their salaries, but the government is required to stop the aliens and military personnel who are aliens from salaries is a big burden on the Iraqi economy."
For its part, the parliamentary legal committee said that the provincial councils would be unable to cancel the issuance of legal regulations issued by the application of the laws of the federal government and is voted on by the Parliament and ratified by the Presidency of the Republic and of which the tariff law.
Basra Governorate Council decided yesterday rejected the application of the tariff law in all outlets to maintain popularity after a series of protests, most recently a demonstration for traders yesterday in the port Safwan border with Kuwait.
Deputy Chairman of the Committee Muhsin al-Sadoun, "The tariff laws of the window, which was published in the Official Gazette after authentication Presidency and the House of Representatives in the law, and it has no right to object or provincial councils refused to apply it."
Sadoun said that "provincial councils not possess the right to legally pass legislation opposed federal laws."
Iraq relies on annual financial revenue on the export of oil by up to about 97%, and is seeking through legal legislation package to activate the industrial, agricultural and commercial side so as to ensure the development of additional financial revenue along with oil revenues.
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06.08.2015
Brother - Baghdad
He said the parliamentary finance committee member Ahmed Sarhan, the federal budget for the 2015 law, passed by the House of Representatives authorized the federal government to resort to various means, including the imposition of taxes by applying the tariff law to meet the fiscal deficit in the budget of about 25 trillion dinars.
And entered the tariff law into effect last Saturday in all of Iraq's border crossing points, including the Kurdistan region of outlets after the postponement of its application for about two months at the request of the latter to complete some technical procedures.
Ahmed added that "the draft budget put several solutions to the Federal Government to meet the fiscal deficit in the federal budget for 2015, including the activation of tax and tariff law to increase fiscal revenue and the issuance of domestic and foreign securities."
The federal government decided in the last few weeks the issuance of internal and external treasury bonds in an effort to contain the financial crisis, as the Cabinet decided this week to reduce the number of protections officials for the purposes of regulatory and economic.
Ahmed added that "the federal government is obliged to pay employees who provide service can not delay the salaries of their salaries, but the government is required to stop the aliens and military personnel who are aliens from salaries is a big burden on the Iraqi economy."
For its part, the parliamentary legal committee said that the provincial councils would be unable to cancel the issuance of legal regulations issued by the application of the laws of the federal government and is voted on by the Parliament and ratified by the Presidency of the Republic and of which the tariff law.
Basra Governorate Council decided yesterday rejected the application of the tariff law in all outlets to maintain popularity after a series of protests, most recently a demonstration for traders yesterday in the port Safwan border with Kuwait.
Deputy Chairman of the Committee Muhsin al-Sadoun, "The tariff laws of the window, which was published in the Official Gazette after authentication Presidency and the House of Representatives in the law, and it has no right to object or provincial councils refused to apply it."
Sadoun said that "provincial councils not possess the right to legally pass legislation opposed federal laws."
Iraq relies on annual financial revenue on the export of oil by up to about 97%, and is seeking through legal legislation package to activate the industrial, agricultural and commercial side so as to ensure the development of additional financial revenue along with oil revenues.
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