Azerbaijani President rejects parliament bill on imposing 20% tax on cash outflows
Domestic policy
- 10 February, 2016
- 09:26
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Baku. 10 February. REPORT.AZ/ “Having considered numerous requests from entrepreneurs and investors, President Ilham Aliyev has rejected a Milli Majlis-proposed bill on amendments to the Law of the Republic of Azerbaijan On Currency Regulation,” according to the Service of the Azerbaijani President`s Assistant for Economic Reforms.
Report informs, under the parliament`s proposal, resident and non-resident individuals and legal entities in Azerbaijan would have been imposed a 20 per cent tax on taking money out of the country.
Azərbaycandan xaricə pul köçürülməsi ilə bağlı məhdudiyyət olmayacaq
При перечислении иностранной валюты за пределы Азербайджана не будет никаких ограничений
Latest News
12:33
SOCAR Polymer earns $197 million from exports
Energy
12:30
Azerbaijan repays nearly 1.5B manats in debt in nine months
Finance
12:30
Jeyhun Bayramov meets with Hakan Fidan in Ankara
Foreign policy
12:25
Photo
Wizz Air launches direct Baku–Bratislava flights
Infrastructure
12:20
Governor: CBA reduces its participation in Azerbaijan's interbank market
Finance
12:18
CBA official: Money supply growth in Azerbaijan isn't driving inflation
Finance
12:15
Kyrgyzstan to host 62nd meeting of CIS Interstate Council on Antimonopoly Policy
Foreign policy
12:11
Kazakhstan elected new chair of CIS Interstate Council on Antimonopoly Policy
Foreign policy
12:00
Eurasian Economic Commission working to establish common CIS commodity exchange market
Finance