The Parliamentary Committee on Economic Policy continues to work on the main financial document of the country. Parliamentarians have been working on a number of amendments submitted to the Committee today. They relate to the parameters of the Share Fund, the Fund for Support and Development of the Reclamation Complex of the Republic and a number of amendments in the field of the agro-industrial complex. We are talking in particular about extending the implementation of the state program of subsidizing part of the costs to the purchase of domestic breeding heifers of dairy cattle.
The law-in-draft on the budget for 2023 will be considered by the deputies this Wednesday in the third final reading.
The Committee on Economic Policy at the suggestion of the PMR Government considered law-in-draft on the abolition of the law "On measures of state support in connection with the introduction of a state of emergency and (or) restrictive measures (quarantine) aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus infection caused by a new type of COVID-19 virus in 2020-2022”and prepared for adoption in the first reading at the plenary session. The law was adopted in April 2020, when the republic as a whole, citizens and businesses faced new living and working conditions as part of quarantine measures. The law was proposed to be canceled in connection with the lifting of quarantine restrictions on coronavirus.
The parliamentarians as part of the work of the Committee on Economic Policy considered the legislative initiative of the PMR Government on amending the law "On measures of state support for economic entities of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic in connection with the negative consequences of external factors". The Government proposes to extend the validity of some state support measures, including in the field of tax policy. This will affect the establishment of a single social tax rate (in the amount of 0%) for downtime for reasons beyond the control of the employer and employee, for example. 8% rate will also be applied to the income of individuals received under employment contracts concluded with organizations providing information and computing services. State support measures will operate in the field of labor and civil law relations, customs regulation, investment policy and trade, statistical and financial reporting, and in the field of state regulation of prices (tariffs), public procurement. These rules are proposed to be extended until the end of 2023 due to the negative impact of the external economic situation.