Lawyers strike against tax hike (live)

21.05 11:53 | Category Politics

Lawyers are on strike today, May 21, against the increase in taxes.

Today, they refuse to defend themselves in courts and other institutions.

It should be noted that the problem is that with the legislative change it is planned to increase the lawyers' taxes.

Now lawyers pay only 5 percent turnover tax, with the planned changes they will pay 18 percent profit tax and 20 percent value added tax.

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