Parliamentary Finance stresses the need to launch reforms to increase state revenues [Baghdad - where]

History of edits:: 2015/8/23 8:10




He stressed the parliamentary finance committee member Haitham al-Jubouri, the need to launch reforms to increase the country's imports, in conjunction with government reforms launched to reduce costs.

Jubouri said, told all of Iraq [where], "The reforms that are launched to reduce costs, so is intended to coincide with it at the same time reforms to increase revenue."

He added that "expenditure pressure in earnest, must coincide with increased revenues, in which case only can say that the process of reform will come to fruition, either to be limited to one side and another, stand to benefit the desired will not be realized."

He said al-Jubouri, "Let us previously to the formation of a national mobile phone company which may be output annually from 25 to 30 billion dollars, as we called for the application of the customs tariff for some needs as are those needed by the poor citizen of Alcomerk exception so prices do not rise, especially food, clothing, and at the same time We asked the revitalization of tourism actually increase the price of entry attributes [Visa] to Iraq All the countries in the world price of the visa where no less than $ 40, while Iraq is still for $ 10, which is ready to be a tourist religious and other countries and the number of arrivals on the rise If Zaid price visa they will come to fruition is very large. "

The House of Representatives approved in its meeting held on 11 this August, on the first package of governmental and parliamentary reforms included, and feminine ministries and agencies to increase efficiency in government work and reduce costs, and addressing tax evasion both in terms of income tax and broadening the tax base, and the application of the customs tariff fair at all border crossings and ports, including the Kurdistan region, in response to the directives of the Supreme religious authority and the demands of the demonstrators on Friday renewed its demand Baslahat.

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