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Turkish government delays tax plan to fund defense industry

Turkish government delays tax plan to fund defense industry

  • The bill stipulated that people with a credit card limit of at least 100,000 liras (nearly $3,000) would have to pay an annual 750 lira ($22) in tax from January to bolster the defense industry
By AFP ·
Three Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority employees arrested after receiving bribes: Nazaha

Three Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority employees arrested after receiving bribes: Nazaha

By Arab News ·
Bahrain to impose 15% profit tax on large multinational firms

Bahrain to impose 15% profit tax on large multinational firms

By NOUR EL-SHAERI    ·
Trump says he would consider ending $7,500 electric-vehicle credit

Trump says he would consider ending $7,500 electric-vehicle credit

By Reuters ·
UK’s Sunak to unveil tax-cutting manifesto

UK’s Sunak to unveil tax-cutting manifesto

By AFP ·

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