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Parliamentary Finance issues a package of reforms that includes imposing a value-added tax and reviewing the dollar exchange rate

23544.jpgEconomy News – Baghdad: The Parliamentary Finance Committee issued proposals to address the financial crisis in Iraq, which included reviewing the exchange rate of the dollar against the dinar, establishing a national telecommunications company and imposing a value-added tax.

The reforms presented by Parliamentary Finance included, from three axes, the first entitled Maximizing Revenues and Rationalizing Expenditures and included the immediate activation of compulsory collection of services provided to government, commercial, industrial, agricultural and household institutions, such as electricity, water, sewage, landlines and their deduction from grants and salaries, in addition to reviewing crude oil prices The provider of the refineries, and the unutilized government assets such as real estate and land flow through selling them by public auction, imposing a value-added tax of 12%, and obligating all institutions to send the Ministry of Finance’s share of the total revenues up to date.

It also included stopping the work of embassies and attachés in countries where Iraq does not have any diplomatic, commercial or cultural exchange, negotiating to postpone the dues of oil companies or paying them in kind outside the OPEC quota, and allowing the export of gravel and sand and the investment of mineral resources such as phosphates, sulfur and uranium.

On taxes, it included the formulation of the tax withholding ladder by supporting the low-income segments by raising the minimum tax level, adjusting the tax price of the people concerned to a price close to the price of neighboring countries, and imposing annual taxes on all cars according to their type.

As for the second axis related to reforming the financial and monetary policies, it included the imposition of comprehensive insurance on cars, expatriates, cars, fuel stations, imported materials, companies, crude oil, building permits, residential units, etc. Rationing, medicines, water stations, and the educational and educational process only.

The reform paper also focused on the Ministry of Finance, in coordination with the Central Bank, to issue an electronic dinar for the purpose of collecting government revenues and deserved tags, reviewing the exchange rate against the dollar, deleting zeros, freeing banks from the hands of the Ministry of Finance and forming an independent financial body that includes banks, money transfer companies and insurance companies, and reducing The interest rate on investment projects.

As for the third axis, it includes restructuring public and losing companies, establishing a national telecommunications company, and presenting disabled government factories and factories to the private sector. Click here to download the 12-page reforms launched by Parliament.

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Took a 5 year break from DV. Back with a question, how does an RV help the Iraq economy?  Wouldn’t it hurt their reserves?

 

don’t get me wrong I wish for the RV as much as the next guy. Just asking for feasibility. 

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I have a question .The Fednow is rushing to produce a digital dollar (e dollar) to compete with China's digital yuan . Is it already made ? And could it quietly be in use in Iraq with this new exchange rate ? Digital currencies of countries are going to continue to show there face . I imagine in a very big way in Iraq with all the huge contracts going into effect very soon. At what point if at all possible could they quietly go into usage in Iraq ? 

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4 hours ago, blueskyline said:

I have a question .The Fednow is rushing to produce a digital dollar (e dollar) to compete with China's digital yuan . Is it already made ? And could it quietly be in use in Iraq with this new exchange rate ? Digital currencies of countries are going to continue to show there face . I imagine in a very big way in Iraq with all the huge contracts going into effect very soon. At what point if at all possible could they quietly go into usage in Iraq ? 

I have read in various places that every American will have a digital wallet as of Jan 1, 2021 per the US Treasury.  We will see. They will most likely use a public private partnership using an existing blockchain  like XRP or XLM to base the stablcoin off of. Ive also read that USDC will be built on the XLM blockchain

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8 hours ago, JayLay said:

Took a 5 year break from DV. Back with a question, how does an RV help the Iraq economy?  Wouldn’t it hurt their reserves?

 

don’t get me wrong I wish for the RV as much as the next guy. Just asking for feasibility. 

Welcome back👍

 

An RV will give the Iraqi citizens more purchasing power. There are several other things that come along with the RV like going international, WTO etc that will also benefit the citizens.

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