Rajoy five points will lower the corporate tax for SMEs. PP president Mariano Rajoy, said yesterday that if his party wins the November 20 elections will reduce the corporate tax by five points for small and medium enterprises. It will be a measure of "shock plan" to apply "in order to grow and create jobs over the next four years."
Rajoy is convinced that without the SMEs, "out of the crisis would be very difficult," so it has plans to enhance an Act of entrepreneurs, help create jobs and, in addition to "turn tax" shall be accompanied by a "significant administrative simplification to reduce bureaucratic burdens." At the same time to facilitate the establishment and expansion of enterprises, support the "drive market."
In an interview with Europa Press, the popular leader announced that another of his priorities is to ensure the deficit target of zero, so that the state spends more than its income. To do so, amend the Fiscal Stability Law with the aim of setting a spending ceiling for the autonomous communities "which may not exceed." Finally, so that "citizens have an absolute knowledge of how their money is spent, the contracts are signed or what are the procedures for the award" will create a Transparency Law of Public Administration. These three immediate steps, Rajoy said the need to "work hard" to accelerate the restructuring of the financial system. In terms of employment, opted for a reform of the market "more flexible industrial relations, promote indefinite contracts and set a reasonable compensation," which implies a lowering of dismissal. In addition, opted to promote enterprise agreements on sectoral.
Also made clear its intention to maintain the minimum wage, while the potential gains linked to the remuneration of officials to the economic growth and job creation. Rajoy noted the importance of establishing an energy policy that takes into account the costs of energy, though he acknowledged that today is "difficult" to lower electric rates. Nevertheless, he scored a goal of reducing its cost and slow the escalation of the tariff deficit.
The construction sector is also a key pillar of the national economy, but did not disclose what their policy on this matter, did ask the banking sector to pull the housing market at a reasonable price that can be sold.
Rajoy is convinced that without the SMEs, "out of the crisis would be very difficult," so it has plans to enhance an Act of entrepreneurs, help create jobs and, in addition to "turn tax" shall be accompanied by a "significant administrative simplification to reduce bureaucratic burdens." At the same time to facilitate the establishment and expansion of enterprises, support the "drive market."
In an interview with Europa Press, the popular leader announced that another of his priorities is to ensure the deficit target of zero, so that the state spends more than its income. To do so, amend the Fiscal Stability Law with the aim of setting a spending ceiling for the autonomous communities "which may not exceed." Finally, so that "citizens have an absolute knowledge of how their money is spent, the contracts are signed or what are the procedures for the award" will create a Transparency Law of Public Administration. These three immediate steps, Rajoy said the need to "work hard" to accelerate the restructuring of the financial system. In terms of employment, opted for a reform of the market "more flexible industrial relations, promote indefinite contracts and set a reasonable compensation," which implies a lowering of dismissal. In addition, opted to promote enterprise agreements on sectoral.
Also made clear its intention to maintain the minimum wage, while the potential gains linked to the remuneration of officials to the economic growth and job creation. Rajoy noted the importance of establishing an energy policy that takes into account the costs of energy, though he acknowledged that today is "difficult" to lower electric rates. Nevertheless, he scored a goal of reducing its cost and slow the escalation of the tariff deficit.
The construction sector is also a key pillar of the national economy, but did not disclose what their policy on this matter, did ask the banking sector to pull the housing market at a reasonable price that can be sold.
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