Businessmen continue their protest near the Government building.
Mrs. Irina, one of the businessmen of the Surmalu fair, presented details from the meeting with members of the NA Economic Committee in an interview with reporters, noting that the entire new tax burden is being placed on retail, and they themselves have proposed to start with large businesses.
According to her, they have been persuaded not to oppose, since their expenses will decrease even more on the scale.
“In fact, even electricity bills are being taken off their shoulders.” “We have to hire an accountant for the quarterly report, and that doesn’t even cover the accountant’s expenses,” the businessman noted. She also noted that they have made a proposal.
“We said, why are you starting with retail, why are you putting that burden on retail? Let’s start with wholesale, with large businesses, if you present it so beautifully, that’s great, let the large businesses cover their expenses, they have competent accountants, they will make that transition easier.”
Another businessperson noted that after a meeting with representatives of the economic committee in the National Assembly, the CP MP Tunyan stated that the probability of amending the law is zero.
“But now our actions should lead to the fact that the law is withdrawn altogether.
It did not help at all, but it will be useful if we gather in a large group,” he said.
