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by Ivan Hat
Taxes on Homes and businesses within Prague have been raised to be more compatible.with the continuous raise in daily salaries. If you can own a business and a home, the new tax raise shouldn't be a problem. To all of those who don't this means nothing to you, have a nice day.
This has been a quick news brief from Ivan Hat, Mayor of Prague.
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Comments
Good news. 🙂
It is obvious that it is healthy for the city treasury to have more money. However, there are plenty of citizens in this city that do not have the possibility to have own a house. We are good citizens. We work hard, we train and we see that our wellness is gone. What are the plans of the major regarding this?
obviously I can\'t do as much as I should since i do not own a business and cannot \"give\" away houses.
All I can say to my citizens is to save your money, buy cheap food with leftover cash, and just wait for those houses to roll in. I\'ll try to get in contact with the companies to see if we cant work something out.
Now we have a low, flat tax with cuts for the health sector - good! I\'d suggest Baci gives the food sector some cuts as well.