Azerbaijani President rejects parliament bill on imposing 20% tax on cash outflows
Domestic policy
- 10 February, 2016
- 09:26
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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.
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