During the Government session, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan referred to the "clean" and "dirty" wording of salaries among the public.
According to him, people talk like that in everyday life and do not even record what they say.
"Let's analyze this again. Do you know what the dirt is in the floor?"
In other words, we receive 500,000 drams, and 20 percent of it must be paid in income tax. From here, an attitude towards paying taxes is formed. The fact that this 500,000 is divided into 2 parts exactly shows the concept that the state budget is part of our family budget. Pashinyan said.
According to Pashinyan, as long as we say to that salary, is it so clean or so dirty, it expresses our thinking, our socio-psychology.
"This is also between the state and de-statehood. How can you present your state, for your needs, under such a title and present it with such vocabulary, but we do this.
I wanted to raise this so that we can list these issues as a matter of our agenda, which we should address. If we do not address these footnotes, nothing will change in our lives," said the Prime Minister.
