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The Cabinet of Ministers has made amendments to its decisions regarding tax and customs incentives and exemptions
The Cabinet of Ministers has made amendments to its decisions regarding tax and customs incentives and exemptions
The Cabinet of Ministers has amended its decisions dated February 8 and November 3, 2020, on the approval of the “Methodology for Assessing the Impact of Tax and Customs Incentives and Exemptions on State Budget Revenues and the Rules for Maintaining the Register of Such Incentives and Exemptions,” as well as the “Rules for Assessing the Effectiveness of Tax and Customs Incentives.”
According to the decision signed by Prime Minister Ali Asadov, criteria have been classified for the purpose of evaluating tax and customs incentives and exemptions.
The amendments aim to ensure more accurate accounting of tax and customs incentives and exemptions, assess their effectiveness, and analyze their impact on budget revenues.
The Cabinet of Ministers has amended its decisions dated February 8 and November 3, 2020, on the approval of the “Methodology for Assessing the Impact of Tax and Customs Incentives and Exemptions on State Budget Revenues and the Rules for Maintaining the Register of Such Incentives and Exemptions,” as well as the “Rules for Assessing the Effectiveness of Tax and Customs Incentives.”
According to the decision signed by Prime Minister Ali Asadov, criteria have been classified for the purpose of evaluating tax and customs incentives and exemptions.
The amendments aim to ensure more accurate accounting of tax and customs incentives and exemptions, assess their effectiveness, and analyze their impact on budget revenues.