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The Constitutional Court is reviewing today the law on taxation of free professions

Politiko 2024-06-18 08:59:52
The Constitutional Court is reviewing today the law on taxation of free

 

The Constitutional Court examines today in an open session the law on taxation of free professions. Representatives of these professions have reacted harshly, saying that this tax will lead them to bankruptcy.

A few days ago they protested in front of the Constitutional Court.

The deputy of the Democratic Party, Jorida Tabaku, reacted yesterday saying that this is a battle against a corrupt fiscal system. Tabaku points out that in Kosovo, free professions are taxed at 9%, while workers are taxed with a progressiveness of up to 10% (so, lower than in Albania).

"If in Albania, free professions are taxed on paper with 15% to 23%, in the countries of the region this tax is much lower" , she says.

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