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Basha: Flat tax of 9% puts an end to tyranny on middle class and entrepreneurship

TIRANA, July 21/ATA/ The head of the Euro-Atlantic Democrats Lulzim Basha reconfirmed the commitment made public in the June 1st Program Assembly for the flat tax.

The economic plan of the Euro-Atlantic democrats foresees the flat tax of 9%, profit tax of 9%, personal income tax of 9%, the dividend with the flat tax of 9% even for the self-employed, which, according to Lulzim Basha, strengthens entrepreneurship and the self-employed. bringing well-being and economic development to Albanian families.

“The unaffordable living costs, high taxes, government arbitrariness, Clientelism that kills competition, corruption that prevents economic development, are the real problems that affect the life of every Albanian. Therefore, our dedication is all about solving them, through an ambitious program, with which we aim to improve the well-being and create opportunities for all Albanians without distinction.

The plan of the Euro-Atlantic democrats for the economy, with low taxes, good administration and transparency, releases the country’s potential, develops entrepreneurship, promotes employment, strengthens the middle class, increases the income and purchasing power of Albanian families. Albania deserves more”, wrote Basha in the social media.

In the video he shared, a young engineer speaks about the heavy fiscal burden hurting the middle class.

For Basha, this is a tyranny of the government against the middle class that will end very soon.

“We will end the tyranny over the middle class and Albanian entrepreneurship. With the 9% flat tax on profit tax and on personal income tax, we will guarantee the empowerment of Albanian entrepreneurship and free professions. This will bring economic well-being and economic development for Albanian families and for Albania”, said Basha. /r.e/p.s./

 

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