Employers in appeal to state

The Employers Association has called on interest rates to be written off for companies whose tax debt came as the state was late for realized jobs payments.

Izvor: Tanjug

Monday, 13.04.2009.

15:59

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The Employers Association has called on interest rates to be written off for companies whose tax debt came as the state was late for realized jobs payments. “This absurd situation was caused by the state, which is the greatest debtor, but also its tax administration and its constant calculation of interest rates, so that with the threat of having an account blocked, it is threatening the survival of many struggling companies,” the association warned. Employers in appeal to state A statement from the adds that several companies are owed large sums of money – up to one billion dinars – for jobs finished between 2007 and February 2009. “All companies have the same problem—the state owes them money for months and years and because of that they are late on paying VATs, taxes on earnings and other administrative taxes,” the association stated. The statement also said that each day of late payment is fined by the tax administration with 0.2 percent interest rate, while at the same time, public and state companies and the National Investment Plan that owe money to these companies are not paying any interest for their late payments. “That is why it occurs that private companies await money for five or six months and lose 40 percent of the job's value, because the tax administration charges them with interest rates,” the association concluded.

Employers in appeal to state

A statement from the adds that several companies are owed large sums of money – up to one billion dinars – for jobs finished between 2007 and February 2009.

“All companies have the same problem—the state owes them money for months and years and because of that they are late on paying VATs, taxes on earnings and other administrative taxes,” the association stated.

The statement also said that each day of late payment is fined by the tax administration with 0.2 percent interest rate, while at the same time, public and state companies and the National Investment Plan that owe money to these companies are not paying any interest for their late payments.

“That is why it occurs that private companies await money for five or six months and lose 40 percent of the job's value, because the tax administration charges them with interest rates,” the association concluded.

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